Why I Chose MongoDB for guardian.co.uk
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Mat Wall is Lead Software Architect for guardian.co.uk, one of Europe's largest newspaper websites. He has lead the architecture team designing their new content management system and, more recently, the Guardian's Open Platform. He is currently focused on using NoSQL technologies to simplify their systems and provide the next generation of online services for guardian.co.uk.
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Brilliant
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rakesh bhat
going forward, we will see such brave (migration from rdbms to nosql etc ...), intelligent design, architecture applied by companies (IT enabled). Since in number of use cases, RDBMS is not the solution. Companies decommission legacy systems or systems which don't suffice the purpose of application (long run).
Thanks a million to guys in Infoq
My two questions
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王 锐
But my questions are: Does NoSQL provide enough functionality to support further advanced data analysis and deep mining like RDBMS? ? Can it be used in enterprise solutions, especially for the enterprises whose IT guys are very hard to deal with, and often arguing for business data reuse with common data query client tools or other applications?
Re: My two questions
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Faisal Waris
NoSQL can supplement traditional BI and RDBMS solutions but are not a replacement.
Certainly for 'Big Data' analytics Hadoop and other NoSQL solutions already play a big role.
Some NoSQL can better handle non-relational data such as hierarchical and graph data or less structured data.
NoSQL are weaker in security and you will see resistence in the enterprise in the beginning but eventually the story is compelling enough that enterprises will find ways to adopt NoSQL.
NoSQL is a big tent with varied capabilities so you have to engineer the right solution for your needs.
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