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Course Outline
Limits of Traditional Technologies for Government
- SQL Databases: Challenges in scalability and performance under high load.
- Redundancy: Use of replicas and clusters to ensure data availability and disaster recovery.
- Constraints: Limitations in enforcing complex business rules and data integrity.
- Speed: Performance bottlenecks when handling large volumes of real-time data.
Overview of Database Types for Government
- Object Databases: Designed for storing objects directly, enhancing application performance.
- Document Store: Flexible schema for unstructured and semi-structured data, suitable for content management systems.
- Cloud Databases: Scalable and managed database services hosted in the cloud, offering pay-as-you-go models.
- Wide Column Store: Optimized for storing large amounts of data with high write throughput, ideal for big data applications.
- Multidimensional Databases: Designed for complex analytical queries and multidimensional data structures.
- Multivalue Databases: Support multiple values in a single field, useful for legacy systems and specific business needs.
- Streaming and Time Series Databases: Specialized for handling continuous streams of time-stamped data, essential for IoT and financial applications.
- Multimodel Databases: Combine features of multiple database types to support diverse data models within a single system.
- Graph Databases: Designed for storing and querying highly interconnected data, useful for social networks and recommendation engines.
- Key-Value Stores: Simple and fast storage for key-value pairs, ideal for caching and session management.
- XML Databases: Store and query XML documents efficiently, suitable for data exchange and document-centric applications.
- Distributed File Systems: Provide scalable and fault-tolerant storage for large datasets, essential for big data processing.
Popular NoSQL Databases for Government
- MongoDB: A widely used document store that supports flexible schema and horizontal scalability.
- Cassandra: A distributed wide column store designed for high availability and linear scalability.
- Apache Hadoop: An open-source framework for distributed storage and processing of large datasets, often used with HDFS and MapReduce.
- Apache Spark: A fast and general-purpose cluster computing system that supports real-time data processing and machine learning.
- Other Solutions: Various other NoSQL databases and frameworks tailored to specific use cases and performance requirements.
NewSQL for Government
- Overview of Available Solutions: NewSQL databases aim to provide the scalability of NoSQL with the ACID compliance of traditional SQL databases.
- Performance: Designed to handle high transaction volumes while maintaining strong consistency and reliability.
- Inconsistencies: Challenges in achieving both high performance and strict data consistency, often requiring trade-offs between these attributes.
Document Storage/Search Optimized for Government
- Solr/Lucene/Elasticsearch: Highly scalable search platforms that support full-text search, faceting, and real-time indexing, essential for large-scale document management and information retrieval systems.
- Other Solutions: Various other document storage and search solutions designed to meet specific performance and feature requirements.
Requirements
A solid understanding of traditional technologies for data storage, including MySQL, Oracle, and SQL Server, is essential for government.
14 Hours
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