O’Reilly Webcast: MongoDB Schema Design: How to Think Non-Relational
March 5th 2015 Posted at MongoDB
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One of the challenges that comes with moving to MongoDB is figuring how to best model your data. While most developers have internalized the rules of thumb f…
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Great introduction to MongoDB by a person involved in development of
MongoDB. Focus is on schema design patterns. Emphasizes the similarities
and differences b/w NoSQL to RDBMS. Good case studies in the Q&A.
I hate RDB. because it’s hard to learn :D
what about data duplication? what about efficient sorting? or caching? or
concurrency problems? I would probably stick to relational….
Good Session, something to take on board and to think about.
in my opinion he’s justifying a huge mistake, sql is still fast! the hard
drive 21:30 , sorry what?
Schema Data Structure XML in ArcGIS
consider an application that allows users to write comments about books
a book should know about it’s comments – so I get the idea of comments as a
collection within books
the application should list recent comments – so I get the idea of a
relationship model
but neither successfully addresses the need for uses to see their own
comments
would it not be better to have three silos – books with a collection of
comments, users with a collection of comments and a collection of comments
writes would be slower as the data lives in three places, but reads are
fast – updates would be fairly quick because the central comments
collection could hold a reference to the author and the book.
or have I got the wrong idea here?
good
Very helpful! Thanks!
Good Intro to MongoDB Schema Design: How to Think Non-Relational – YouTube
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Trying to learn a little more about #mongodb and ran across this video.
Very nice video. Thanks. It will be better if you can show the speaker also
for some time. It will be more engaging than watching the slides alone.
The RDBMS comparison was super helpful. I wonder it would actually have
been easier if I didn’t have a decade of RDBMS experience.
Thanks! This was extremely helpful.
thanks for a very good presentation/introduction!
Excellent presenter
Thanks!!….It was extremely helpful.
Thanks for this presentation!
good
great video! thanks!
Nice session. Very helpful ^_^