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For collecting time-based data, for example, such that is streamed from single or multiple resource monitors including CPU, disk usage etc., data volumes can pretty quickly become daunting and unusable even with the most modern relational database.

In such cases, using a NoSQL DB may be a good idea. Modeling the data isn't as trivial as inserting each new time-based sample into a new row - rather, the recommended model is actually aggregating the data horizontally by adding new columns whose name is the collection timestamp and the value is the measured metric.

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Netflix Director of Cloud and Systems Infrastructure Yury Izrailevsky explains how and why Netflix migrated some of its systems to NoSQL. "In the distributed world governed by Eric Brewer's CAP theorem , high availability (a.k.a. better customer experience) usually trumps strong consistency," he writes.

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I'd like to thank Ran for giving a great talk on NoSQL & Cassa

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 I gave last week a talk on Non-relational databases in general & Cassandra in particular. Focussed on the advantages & cost/implications, to assist organizations in making a smart choice.

 

Posted the slides here:

http://www.slideshare.net/dibau_naum_h/nonrelational-databases-3328461

 

The last couple of slides contain links for great resources for further learning.