Lecture

NoSQL Databases: Overview

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This lecture delves into the world of NoSQL databases, exploring their development as an alternative to the relational model. It covers the four main types of NoSQL databases, focusing on MongoDB as a document-oriented database. The instructor demonstrates data management, schematization, structuring, joins, and implementation of key functionalities, comparing SQL syntax with MongoDB. The lecture concludes by highlighting the ease of transitioning between the two database systems.

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