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Multi-model databases support different NoSQL data models at once, typically a combination of relational, key-value, document, and graph models. Their expected benefits include increased versatility, reduced installation complexity, improved database ...

There has been an increase in the generation of data due to the fact that apps are now able to take into account or store information in a variety of formats. In this context, modern programs deal with a variety of different types of databases while ...

In a microservice architecture, solutions are created by teams focused on specific domains and needs. They independently develop and deploy distributed services in the network. One characteristic of microservices is decentralized data management. Each ...

In a microservice architecture, solutions are built through collaboration of distributed services across networks. In the Oil & Gas industry, in exploration and production phases, organization units executes different services over several diverse ...

Organizations have to quickly leverage both internal and external capabilities to survive and compete in the current world, using all possible resources to effectively solve their problems. In a microservice architecture, solutions are built through ...

An increase in data tracking by organizations has created a need for systems that can handle a variety of data models at scale. NoSQL databases and Polyglot persistence - the industry's preferred solution to modern data problems is not covered in ...

Netscape first provided a grand unification of sorts by offering a single, uniform interface to resources spread across the globe. Simple HTML interfaces to CGI (and later PHP) scripts provided the second grand unification-as suddenly software ...

Polystore systems (or simply polystores) have been recently proposed to support a common scenario in which enterprise data are stored in a variety of database technologies relying on different data models and languages. Polystores provide a loosely ...