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PostgreSQL is one of the popular, cross-platform, open-source object-relational database systems which is robust, high performing, and reliable with a strong community. It dates back to 1986 as part of the POSTGRES project at the University of California, Berkeley, and carries 30 years of active development on its core platform. Its consistent performance over the…
Organizing your business data using spreadsheets can be frustrating sometimes. It’s because you may be dealing with large chunks of data, and spreadsheets might not be efficient to handle such a workload. Things become messy real quick whether you are a start-up that uses spreadsheets to track your leads or an enterprise that needs to…
The most efficient Sysadmins use the right database management tools. We live in the age of Data, and every company out there needs a team of System administrators capable of maintaining and organizing high complexity databases. As a Database administrator or Sysadmin, you should always use the best tools available on the market. The matter…
SQL and NoSQL are in demand, and learning these tech skills can help improve one’s career prospects. These skills are essential for developers, data scientists, business analysts, or anyone working in related fields with data. And as you might know, going with the trend and upgrading your skills helps in the long run, in addition…
Let’s learn how to install and configure MariaDB, an open-source popular MySQL Relational Database Management System (RDBMS). It is community developed and has the option of commercial support. MariaDB has been intended to remain highly compatible with MySQL though there are some deviations. In this article, we’ll be covering the installation and configuration of MariaDB…
Let’s talk about distributed monitoring time-series database. A time-series database is optimized for timestamp or time-series data. Time series data mean measurements or events that are tracked, monitored, collected, or aggregated over a period of time. These could be data collected from heartbeats of motion tracking sensors, JVM metrics from the java applications, market trade…
SQL injection is one of the popular attack techniques, but it is not just in SQL (relational database) but also in NoSQL (non-SQL or also known as a non-relational database). Do you know there are more than 100 NoSQL databases are available today? Thanks to the open-source community. Which one have you heard of? MongoDB…
MongoDB is a general-purpose, document-based structured, and distributed database built for modern applications. Why MongoDB? MongoDB is an open-source NoSQL database, although, for enterprise editions, we need to pay for the license. MongoDB uses a document-based scale-out architecture that stores data in a JSON-like format. It has features like sharding, clustering, replication, aggregation, BSON format,…
Sharding is a process of splitting up the large scale of data sets into a chunk of smaller data sets across multiple MongoDB instances in a distributed environment. What is Sharding? MongoDB sharding provides us scalable solution to store a large amount of data among the number of servers rather than storing on a single…
This article talks about the frequently used queries and commands of MongoDB used by developers and DBA in their day to day development and operation life. Quick Intro In this new era of smart technology, data is being generated in high volume and every piece of data is equally important for growing industries. Users are…
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