NoSQL: An Analysis
summary
Argues that NoSQL is about tradeoffs not hype, lays out four concrete categories and demos two: HBase on HDFS with immutable files where writes are logged and deferred and a customers table with column families is created and scanned, and MongoDB mapreduce produced totals where documents are inserted, updated, removed and a map/reduce sums votes into an output collection. Emphasizes CAP: eventual consistency over strict ACID and notes practical details like 22 objects, default page size 20 and multiple Windows Azure deployment options.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:07Motivation for NoSQL
- 10:31NoSQL core characteristics
- 25:29Four NoSQL categories
- 34:16Demo: HBase
- 40:00Document stores appeal
- 45:36Demo: MongoDB
- 54:53Graph databases use cases
- 57:01NoSQL in Microsoft ecosystem
- 59:29NoSQL vs relational
- 1:00:10Q&A
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