What is nosql ? | sql vs nosql | Types of NOSQL databases - Explained with real life example (2024)

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awesome! thanks

NoSQL supports JSON format rather that tables and it abides by BASE, very well explained

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A waste of time for anyone trying to understand databases vs file storage.

Do you offer trainings or tutoring? I really like the way you give examples its so easy to understand

Amazing video 🎉

Phenomenal!!!!! excellent explanation
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Excellent video mate. Thanks for creating!

I has absolutely no idea that the concept of NoSQL database is this simple. Great explanation as usual. Thanks a ton

Good explanation

Can you please real-life problems faced by using SQL and NoSQL? any business scenario...

Graph database vs sql.

Really Good Buddy.:)

Great video!

Thank you sir

design and analysis of algorithm, theory of computation, quantam computing

Thank you for explaining in a lucid manner. Please explain the types of NOSQL Database briefly

This is a great video, thank you!

I like it

Your teaching method is Impeccable. Could you make a video how Python and SQL work together in Data Analytics or Data Engineering using Cloud services. I'm new to IT and your videos are really helpful for me .

A Big THANKS from Pakistan

Appreciate ur effort.
It would have been better if CAP was included to explain "when and why NoSQL Data storages make sense"
GraphDBs, I think since the entire philosophy of data storage itself is different - we should consider it as a separate category like SQL vs NoSQL vs Graph

What I liked was that the explanation was given with a live example. I am doing course at the moment preparing for AZ900, but the videos that they show is completely on a theory based without any examples. Btw I am switching field so may be this comment would appear naive. Loved the video. thanks

I think modern versions of popular traditional Sql-databases like Postgres and Oracle have cought up and now offers storage, fast search and return of json-documents in the BASE spirit. Then you get to have the best of both worlds in one system for your data. Have your data structured where that's appropriate or not elsewhere. Also making conversion between the two easier and in-place and more consistent. Also making it seem hard to add extra columns and tables in sql databases is misleading. You can even make a system doing that on-the-fly, but most times that's not a good idea. Also I think the NoSql "gimmicky" name is misleading. As you eventually will have to learn some query language or api in NoSql databases too. But there its fewer standards between products in that respect. So not only is it no free lunch in nosql, the lunch might even end up more expensive and less healthy in the long run. In the same spirit perhaps SQL databases should be renamed NoChaos databases.

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Truly clear. Thanks so much

Cassandra is WIDE ROW database, not WIDE COLUMN.

Thank you Anshul, good job again. I am having trouble seeing the difference between graph db and a relational db at the moment though.

Clean and composed

Those real life examples are really helpful for understanding and remembering the basics. Thanks for your work!

simple and clear explanation. Thanks

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A good example of a Party to remember the concept... Thank you!!

Sir, Please explain each and every word of ACID and with an example of BASE.. New to IT.. so lot of confusion...

Great job, thank you!

We are a startup company, promoted by Senior industry professionals. Is it possible to talk to u for a few minutes about some issue that we are facing

Great video. I would love to learn more about graph databases.

Starting my Mongo Db So going thru your video excellent ,explained very well.

So is mongdb just json ?

Thanks Sir

I'm a lover of NoSQL. Always felt like it didn't get the credit it deserved - especially XRX. Good video. Thanks.

very useful, especially for a layman

Wow! The only video that taught me this difference so clearly.

Do you have videos on how to migrate or adapt to cloud from legacy systems?

Very helpful information

Crystal clear explanation of NO SQL.