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Distributed Database Patterns of individual servers, or . by adding more servers. For most of the relational database era, scaling up was the more practical option. Early relational databases did not provide a clustering option, whereas the CPU and memory supplied by a single server was constantly and exponentially increasing i

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Consistency Modelsly believed that the new breed of nonrelational databases provide only weak or at best eventual consistency, and that the underlying consistency mechanisms are simplistic. This belief represents a fundamental misunderstanding of nonrelational database systems. Nonrelational systems offer a range of

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Languages and Programming Interfacesdata. SQL is not a perfect language, but it has demonstrated sufficient flexibility to meet the needs of both non-programming database users and professional database programmers. Programmers embed SQL in programming languages, while non-programmers use SQL either explicitly within a query tool or i

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Guy HarrisonNext Generation Databases helps you understand and choose from amongst an increasingly diverse array of database technologies finding use in a world driven by analytics and Big Data.

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Google, Big Data, and Hadoop ourselves to be an information-age society since the 1980s, but the concentration of media and popular attention to the role of data in our society have never been greater than in the past few years–thanks to Big Data.

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