Nosql databases
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What is Nosql databases?
NoSQL databases store data in flexible formats like documents, key value pairs, or graphs, without requiring a fixed schema. They often trade strict consistency for better scalability and performance, making them suitable for large scale or rapidly changing data. Architects choose NoSQL databases when the data model does not fit neatly into relational tables or when horizontal scaling is a priority.
Free resources to learn Nosql databases
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Is this Nosql databases tutorial for beginners?
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