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- Article · Cloud
Choose a Data Storage Approach at the Cloud
Learn how structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data differ, and how relational databases, NoSQL systems, JSON, XML, and YAML support cloud data storage.
- Article · Cosmos DB
Azure Cosmos DB for Modern Applications
Dive into Azure Cosmos DB with our comprehensive guide tailored for modern applications. Explore its scalable NoSQL capabilities, global distribution, multi-model support, and robust partitioning strategies.
- Article · .NET
Implementing MongoDB with .NET
Learn essential techniques for data persistence, leveraging MongoDB's document-oriented structure, implementing CRUD operations with C#, and optimizing performance using the MongoDB .NET driver.
- Article · Google Cloud
Database Options in Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
GCP offers diverse database services tailored for various needs, from relational databases like Cloud SQL and AlloyDB for structured data to NoSQL options like Firestore and Cloud Bigtable for large, unstructured data. Understanding each service's strengths helps in choosing the right database for your application.
- Article · Azure
Azure Document DB CRUD Operation
This article explains how to create documents into SQL (DocumentDB) API. Before starting, we need to understand what is documentDb and how it works. SQL (DocumentDb) API is one of API comes under Azure COSMOS DB.
- Article · Big Data
Getting Started With MongoDB For Beginners
MongoDB has been developed since 2007 by MongoDB. This company was then working on a Cloud computing system, widely distributed data computing, similar to the service Google's Google App Engine. Its first version considered industrially viable was 1.4, in 2010. MongoDB is an open source document-oriented database that provides high performance, high availability, and autoscaling.
