Which Database Model to Choose?

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Key-Value 🐇
1:04 - Flexible for Unstructured Data
1:22 - Fast Lookup
1:53 - In-Memory Database
3:59 - Not for Complex Data Structures
4:21 - Not for ACID transactions
4:53 - Not for Historical Data
5:13 - Caching
Wide-column 🎡
6:16 - Column layout
6:57 - Primary Keys
7:52 - Denormalized
8:40 - Not for Random Filtering and Rich queries
9:51 - Not for Transaction Processing
10:39 - High scalability
11:52 - Optimized for Writes
Document 📑
12:32 - Denormalized
13:47 - Handle Unstructured Data
14:23 - Indexing and Rich Query
15:03 - Not for Complex joins and relationships
16:01 - Not for Referential integrity
16:20 - Most intuitive
Relational 👑
17:02 - Mature and formalized datamodel
17:47 - Normalization
18:44 - Difficult to scale horizontally
19:26 - ACID
Graph 🍇
20:51 - No need to compute the relationships at query time
21:49 - Handles Complex Data Structures
22:20 - Difficult to scale
22:51 - Not for Write-heavy workloads
23:47 - Multi-hop relationships

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[@paramjitsaha330]

Choosing the Right Database: Understanding Different Data Models and their Pros and Cons [00:02]Choosing the right database model is crucial for app performance and scalability. [02:35] Key-value databases are well-suited for in-memory storage, providing faster responses [05:17] Key value stores are optimized for high performance and low latency applications. [07:56] White columns databases store data in a normalized form [10:22] Cassandra databases offer horizontal scalability and fast writes. [12:48] Document databases, like MongoDB, provide a more convenient way to handle data. [15:24] Document databases offer scalability and easier integration with object-oriented programming, but lack features and integrity [17:53] Normalization is the process of organizing data into separate tables to improve data integrity. [20:07] Different database models have different challenges in complying with all acid properties. [22:16] Graph databases are difficult to model and distribute across multiple nodes.

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If you would build a tinder like application with chat function and recommendation system. Which database would you choose and why

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[@customraspi]

you forgot to mention columnar databases for high performance analytics

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[@saswatsenapati7870]

6:17 - wide column database

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[@ravindranaths513]

Could you please make a video on Wide column vs column family vs columnar vs column oriented DBs

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[@VinChit]

Thanks for creating such intuitive tutorials on different databases. Kudos to your efforts.

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