Databases are the heart of almost every Internet and enterprise application I can think of. The demands for scale, speed, and fast application development have brought a novel breed of NoSQL databases.
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.
Want to build a database system that will offer high scalability and speed? Explore Apache Cassandra’s architecture, features, learning resources, and more.
Picking the right database to use involves a comparison between the available option to determine which database best meets a business’s needs. Here is how MongoDB goes head-to-head with CouchDB in terms of features.
If you lived through the early 90s and 2000s, the chances are that you’re already familiar with the LAMP web development stack. Which, in short, stood for Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP/Python/Perl. Most web projects were being built using the specific stack alone.
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.
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).