NoSQL trends: MongoDB, Cassandra, Couch & Riak
NoSQL trends: MongoDB, Cassandra, Couch & Riak
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NoSQL has been a pretty hot topic over the last few years. There are a number of contenders in the NoSQL world - MongoDB, Cassandra, Couch, Riak etc. These are just the main ones, with a number of other contenders. I have also deliberately not included the "NewSQL" databases in the list. All the above vendors are doing some very interesting things with distributed, highly scalable nosql databases. But how are they doing overall? I've been meaning to build a NoSQL database trends report over the past few weeks. Today I finally got around to building a simple report on Google trends. Here are the results.
You can click here to get to the full report. MongoDB has a fairly sizable lead, the other vendors have their work cut out.
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