Last updated: Apr 5, 2022

NoSQL Databases

NoSQL databases are non-tabular and cover various types of such non-tabular databases. There are various types such as MongoDB and RavenDB. Further, it covers Redis and what it is. It covers what Redis is and how one can install and get started with Redis, what are the tools and modules associated with Redis. It also covers an introduction to Hbase and its architecture and Features. It covers Hbase's Pros and Cons, the use cases and shell, commands, and table management. it also includes admin and client API and troubleshooting and performance tuning.

Introduction to NoSQL

In this blog, we are going to learn about NoSQL, where to use it followed by its advantages and disadvantages.

Author Divyansh Jain

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Types of NoSQL Databases

In this session, we are going to learn about the 4 major types of NoSQL databases. We will be learning about their advantages and disadvantages and their usage.

Author Divyansh Jain

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MongoDB vs RavenDB

In this blog, we will learn about No-SQL databases, and we compared two No-SQL databases - MongoDB and RavenDb based on various properties.

Author Purswani Dineshkumar

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Node in Apache Cassandra MEDIUM

The article covers the concept of Cassandra components, data replication, and a node in Apache Cassandra, along with some frequently asked questions.

Author Abhiyodaya Pandey

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RavenDB

RavenDB is an open-source fully ACID document-oriented database written in C#, developed by Hibernating Rhinos Ltd. It is cross-platform, supported on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS. RavenDB stores data as JSON documents and can be deployed in distributed clusters with master-master replication.

RavenDB Introduction

This article will learn about Introduction to RavenDB, How the Server and the Client works, and how to add new indexes using LINQ and sharding using RavenDB.

Author Shivani Kumari

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RavenDB Implementation EASY

The RavenDB database management system will be introduced in this article. After reviewing some key RavenDB capabilities, and will help you set up your RavenDB database.

Author Ankit Kumar

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Redis

Redis is a free and open-source database. It's an in-memory data structure store that may be used as a distributed, in-memory key-value database, cache, and message broker. It also has the capacity to be durable. Strings, lists, maps, sets, sorted sets, HyperLogLogs, bitmaps, streams, and spatial indices are among the abstract data structures supported by Redis. Redis associates keys with value types. Redis distinguishes itself from other structured storage systems by supporting not only strings but also abstract data types. The type of a value dictates the actions (also known as commands) that may be performed on it. High-level, atomic server-side operations including intersection, union, and the difference between sets, as well as sorting of lists, sets, and sorted sets, are all supported by Redis.

Introduction to Redis EASY

This blog covers the concepts of Redis.

Author SAURABH ANAND

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Elasticsearch vs Redis

In this article, we'll compare two popular data management systems - Elasticsearch and Redis.

Author Neha Singh

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Installing Redis EASY

This article will discuss the prerequisites and steps for Installing Redis on different operating systems, mainly Linux, macOS, and windows.

Author Gaurav Budhiraja

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This article covers everything you need to know about Redis clients. Redis is an in-memory data structure store that is open source (BSD licensed) and used as a database, cache, and message broker.

Author Indrajit Kumar

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Tools That Use Redis EASY

In this blog, we will discuss the tools that are used in Redis to improve performance and user experience with Server handling and monitoring.

Author Ankit Mishra

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List of Redis Modules EASY

This article will introduce different types of lists of Redis modules.

Author yuvatimankar

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Manual Manual is manually miscellaneous which involves various topics in Redis. These are important and tell us a lot about Redis and how to do programming in Redis or how we can these features in Redis. This may include command line interface, client-side, pipelining in Redis, APIs in Redis, and also various other features that redis contributes to.

Redis Stack Guide What if we add a programmer's experience to our DBMS? This can be done by adding the data models and processing engines. This is done in the Redis extension called Redis Stack. Redis Stack unites the leading Redis modules into a single product, making it quite easy and comfortable to start building the applications which include the search, graphs and etc capabilities. Redis stack consists of Three components - Redis stack server, RedisInsight, and Redis client SDK.

HBase

HBase is a Java-based open-source non-relational distributed database based on Google's Bigtable. It allows you to store vast amounts of sparse data in a fault-tolerant manner. As detailed in the original Bigtable document, HBase includes compression, in-memory operation, and Bloom filters on a per-column basis.HBase tables may be used as input and output for Hadoop MapReduce tasks, and they can be accessed via the Java API, as well as REST, Avro, and Thrift gateway APIs. The data can be stored in HDFS directly or through HBase. Using HBase, the data consumer reads/accesses the data in HDFS at random. HBase is a read-write database that sits on top of the Hadoop File System.

HBase Introduction

In this article, we will learn about HBase and why it is used for storing extensive data. Read the blog to learn more.

Author Shivani Kumari

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Architecture of HBase EASY

HBase is a data model and is similar to Google's big table. It is an open-source, distributed database developed by Apache software foundation written in Java.

Author PRASHANT SINGH

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In this article, we will learn about the features of HBase, How HBase is different from other NoSQL models, and why we choose HBase.

Author Shivani Kumari

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HBase Pros & Cons

This article will discuss the various advantages and disadvantages of using HBase. We shall analyse the same based on various parameters.

Author Ankit Kumar

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HBase Use Cases

This article will discuss the various use cases of HBase. We shall see why leading tech giants use HBase and which are the sectors where it can be used.

Author Ankit Kumar

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Hbase-Installation on Windows

In this blog, we will learn how to install Hbase on the Windows operating system and configure Hbase.

Author Purswani Dineshkumar

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In this article, we will learn about HBase Shell, how to use HBase shell, and the basic commands related to it.

Author Shivani Kumari

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HBase Commands EASY

This article will discuss various HBase commands and their examples. We will also discuss some of the frequently asked questions.

Author Ankit Kumar

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HBase Table Management

This article will discuss the various table management commands in HBase. We shall be using the shell commands to discuss the same.

Author Ankit Kumar

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HBase Admin API

This blog will show the whole concept of HBase Admin API. We will learn about Class HBase Admin, Methods and Description, and Class Descriptor.

Author Purswani Dineshkumar

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HBase Client API

This blog will show the whole concept of HBase Client API. We will learn about various Classes available in HBase Client API.

Author Purswani Dineshkumar

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HBase Troubleshooting

In this post, we will learn HBase Troubleshooting. We will explore many difficulties and solutions to overcome any errors or failures in HBase Troubleshooting.

Author Sanjana Yadav

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HBase Performance Tuning

In this post, we will cover some of the best approaches to optimize our HBase system. We'll look at garbage collection tuning, HBase compression, and HBase setups. In addition, we will do a load test for HBase Performance Tuning.

Author Sanjana Yadav

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HBase vs Impala

In this post, we will cover the difference between HBase and Impala. First, we'll look into what HBase and Impala imply. We will also see the uses of Impala and HBase.

Author Sanjana Yadav

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