Convergent Replicated Data Structures that Tolerate Eventual Consistency in NoSQL Databases

Tauro, Clarence J M; Ganesan, N.; Easo, Aby Abraham; Mathew, Samson

doi:10.1109/icacc.2013.109

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“…contributed a better understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of different NoSQL databases, ultimately aiding in the optimal choice of database technology for specific application requirements. [4] Tabet et. al.…”

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MongoDB Oplog Archiving: Strategies And Experimental Analysis

Kapadia,

Kanungo,

Pandya

et al. 2024

EATP

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MongoDB is a widely used NoSQL database system. Archiving within MongoDB involves placing historical or outdated data in a distinct location or structure. This is usually done to release resources within the active database, leading to an enhancement in overall performance. The purpose of this approach is to enable organizations to efficiently handle substantial volumes of data and uphold a system that remains responsive for ongoing operations. MongoDB, known for being a NoSQL database, offers multiple methods for the archival of data. MongoDB depends on the Oplog (operation log) to record real-time database changes. This essential component plays a vital role in enabling features like replication and sharding, which are crucial for maintaining data consistency and ensuring high availability. Nevertheless, handling and archiving Oplog data can present notable difficulties, especially in extensive MongoDB deployments. This research delves into different Oplog archiving approaches and offers an empirical analysis of their performance and efficiency.

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MongoDB Oplog Archiving: Strategies And Experimental Analysis

Kapadia,

Kanungo,

Pandya

et al. 2024

EATP

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“…In [15], the authors show how Big Data analysis helps companies make more informed decisions, based on the data that are produced and what tools can be used for the purpose of analysis. In [16], the advantages of using a non-relational database when developing an application are presented. It also highlighted why non-relational databases will be used more and more in the future.…”

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“…MongoDB is the most popular type of NoSQL database, with a continuous and steady rise in popularity since its launch [7]. It is a cross-platform, open-source NoSQL database that is document-based (which is written in C++), completely schema-free, and manages JSON-style documents [16].…”

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Implementing a Synchronization Method between a Relational and a Non-Relational Database

Győrödi,

Turtureanu,

Győrödi

et al. 2023

BDCC

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The accelerating pace of application development requires more frequent database switching, as technological advancements demand agile adaptation. The increase in the volume of data and at the same time, the number of transactions has determined that some applications migrate from one database to another, especially from a relational database to a non-relational (NoSQL) alternative. In this transition phase, the coexistence of both databases becomes necessary. In addition, certain users choose to keep both databases permanently updated to exploit the individual strengths of each database in order to streamline operations. Existing solutions mainly focus on replication, failing to adequately address the management of synchronization between a relational and a non-relational (NoSQL) database. This paper proposes a practical IT approach to this problem and tests the feasibility of the proposed solution by developing an application that maintains the synchronization between a MySQL database as a relational database and MongoDB as a non-relational database. The performance and capabilities of the solution are analyzed to ensure data consistency and correctness. In addition, problems that arose during the development of the application are highlighted and solutions are proposed to solve them.

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