DB NoSql, when to use?

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Working in a company that data flow is not so great, however the amount of information that is already recorded in the bank are considerably large ....

Yesterday at college we discussed about the NoSql bank, about big companies like Facebook and Yahoo that generate data at PetaByte's house every year and that require considerable speed for their queries and returns to users .....

In my company, we use Oracle 11c , sometimes we need to consult huge views, and these sometimes take considerable time to get us back what we need ... My question is whether it would be worthwhile to migrate the applications to NoSql .... banks in order to achieve better scalability ... Would it be a very arduous migration? And would it be worth the risk?

    
asked by anonymous 04.09.2014 / 17:05

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You need to be careful if you want to think about adopting NoSQL. The main question you should answer is "What kind of data do I want to store?", And then "What is the volume of this data?".

NoSQL is not a technology that came up to replace traditional SQL, it came up to solve horizontal scalability issues, ACID transactions and "polyglot" storage, that is, storage of other forms of data besides the classic "X-line column" with junctions / unions that we are accustomed to.

    
04.09.2014 / 17:28