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RDBMS to NoSQL - A story about (r)Evolution in Databases

Over the last few days, few of my friends have been asking me about NoSQL and its relevance.  I have been casually trying to answer this, but have always felt that this subject need to elaborated.  Through the slide deck, I have tried to provide a perspective on this subject.

RDBMS to NoSQL. An overview.
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Hope it helps.

P.S:  Some of the slides ended up looking very busy. My apologies for that. This is a result of trying to balance between content (without sufficient audio explanations) and managing the size of the deck.
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  1. VasanthaJuly 18, 2012 at 1:46 PM

    Good 101 on NoSQL!! While we understand the need for nosql, given the constraints for RDBMS, most of us would be skeptical going with nosql for data that needs persistance. In one of your slides you talk about "eventually" data residing in a secured manner. To me that secured manner would still be an RDBMS. It would be great to see an integration of NoSQL with RDBMS. Came across this VoldDB, which claims to be an RDBMS with the speed of a NoSQL. http://www.informationweek.com/news/software/enterprise_apps/231601449

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  2. Girish RaghavanJuly 19, 2012 at 9:50 AM

    Thanks a lot for the comments. Will look through the suggestion and hopefully will answer your query in one of the subsequent posts.

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