Database to work with nodejs [closed]

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I'm developing an entire application with NodeJS.

The main reasons for using NodeJS are financial / performance.

I have not yet worked with the database using NodeJS, however I have some doubts, since the data load is great.

For comparison purposes, we will consider the following data:
MYSQL, Cassandra and SQLite
More than 100mil views daily
Database with more than 50GB of information

The issues:
Have high performance with NodeJS?
Do you have stable libraries?
Have high performance for large amounts of data ? Do you have high performance for a distributed database architecture?

I just want to know about the databases mentioned above and based answers and technical facts and not opinions.

mysql node.js cassandra

asked by anonymous 09.05.2014 / 11:51

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My answer to all of these questions would be PostgreSQL (which is not on your list, but should).

Some big players that use it are Instagram, IMDB, Macworld, Apple, Skype, and respond well to performance issues, module to node, large amount of data, and scale horizontally.

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It depends a lot ... I see a lot lately use MongoDB with Node ... and it is very fast .. more on the other hand ... it will consume a lot of HD .. more in matter of performance it is much faster than relational ... I think you would have to see what it really is ... I think MongoDB would be something to think about =)