What is /g/'s favorite NoSQL database?
Google App Engine datastore.
>>53397805
>willingly giving the botnet you're data
Oracle
>>53397812
My nigga it is just the easiest option
MongoDB
XML
None because I'm not a moron. There's no advantage over foregoing SQL.
>>53397887
haha true that
http://acid-state.seize.it/
This.
>>53398312
Spot the guy who has never worked at a big company or had to store and retrieve 100 million plus record :D
>>53398376
If you're running MySQL, that would be a problem, but not based PostgreSQL.
>>53397793
That meme makes literally no sense
RethinkDB
>>53398448
What do you mean?
I love the Unlucky Ugly White Nerd meme xD
>>53398376
The query language has nothing to do with the speed.
>>53398534
Allow me to play double's advocate for a moment. Don't get me wrong, I love memes just like the next guy. But when you blatantly misuse such an established meme like BLB, it just kinda ruins the mood of the thread. Next time get your shit straight, OP.
>>53398571
>black lives batter
wut?
>>53398549
NoSQL is a different architecture hence why one of its properties is eventual consistency. Read into CAP theorem
>>53398668
>NoSQL is a worse architecture
Fixed for you.
>>53398893
NoSQL is decent as long as you're not a cargo-culter
It is very niche though and usually you just want a relational database. There's a reason those won.
>>53397793
>god tier
cassandra
>fun tier
couchbase
>non-persistent tier
redis
>shit tier
mongodb
>>53398971
WELL MAYBE IF YOU DIDN'T CALL IT NO-[MARKET LEADER] YOU MIGHT GET MORE PEOPLE INTERESTED
>>53398549
yeah NoSQL is a stupid name for the concept. should have been called noACID or something.
>>53398893
it's not worse, it's different. you're trading consistency for speed.
>>53398668
>NoSQL is a different architecture
NoSQL is one of many different architectures.
There is single "NoSQL". Grouping technologies as disparate as Redis, Neo4j and Cassandra under the same banner is a pretty bad way to discuss any of them, never mind explain how they differ from SQL.
>>53397793
acid-store
>>53398376
> :D
Spot another one
Definitely RethinkDB. It's what Mongo should have been (but for a number of reasons couldn't be), and the guys in charge at Rethink clearly have a better grasp of what their goals are and how to get there.
