Redis vs. Memcached From An Administration and Management Perspective
If you Google around, it is trivial to find the comparison between Redis versus Memcached as shown here, here, here and here. In this blog post, we will do a similar comparison between Redis and...
The Battle of the NoSQL Databases – Comparing MongoDB & Firebase
The most challenging task to do in a business start-up is to choose the perfect technology based on business needs. In the course of backend app development, any mistake while choosing the right database may...
The Battle of the NoSQL Databases – Comparing MongoDB & MSSQL's NoSQL Functions
It is a well-known fact that MSSQL databases have ruled the world of data technologies and have been the primary source of data storage for over four decades. Generally, the MSSQL database is used mainly...
The Battle of the NoSQL Databases – Comparing MongoDB & Cassandra
Introduction to MongoDB MongoDB was introduced back in 2009 by a company named 10gen. 10gen was later renamed to MongoDB Inc., the company which is responsible for the development of the software, and sells the...
The Battle of the NoSQL Databases – Comparing MongoDB and Oracle NoSQL
Modern IT needs to have a non-relational, dynamic schema (meaning no requirements for Joins Statements Queries) to provide support for Big Data/real-time applications. NoSQL databases were created with the notion of improving data processing performance...
9 ClusterControl Features You Won't Find in Other Database Management Tools
Ensuring smooth operations of your production databases is not a trivial task, and there are a number of tools and utilities to help with the job. There are tools available for monitoring health, server performance,...
Which Time-Series Database is Better: TimescaleDB vs InfluxDB
Time-series databases, as the name suggests, are designed to store data that changes with time. This can be any kind of data which was collected over time. It might be metrics collected from some systems,...
Comparing Oracle MySQL, Percona Server and MariaDB
Back in the days when somebody said MySQL, there was only the MySQL. You could pick different versions (4.0, 4.1) but the vendor was the same. This changed around MySQL 5.0/5.1 when Percona decided to...