CРАВНИТЕЛЬНЫЙ АНАЛИЗ ПРОИЗВОДИТЕЛЬНОСТИ НЕРЕЛЯЦИОННЫХ И РЕЛЯЦИОННЫХ СИСТЕМ УПРАВЛЕНИЯ БАЗАМИ ДАННЫХ
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A benchmark comparison of NoSQL and SQL DBMS
The paper is devoted to comparing the performance of the most popular database management systems (DBMS) of nonrelational and relational data models. The big trend of Big Data has had a great impact on the development and spread of NoSQL databases. It is assumed that they are significantly ahead of traditional relational databases for performing data access operations. However, is it so? The purpose of this work is to perform benchmarks for measuring the time for create, read, update and delete (CRUD) operations for different volumes of data. As the results presents, just a few instances of NoSQL: MongoDB, Redis and Couchbase, really work faster than the traditional classical RDBMS MSSQL Server. CouchDB and RavenDB lost to the MSSQL Server in all tests. Cassandra and Hypertable were controversial in this comparison - they turned out to be slower than RDBMS with the exception of operations for writing large portions of data.
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Abdullah Talha Kabakus, “Journal of King Saud University – Computer and Information Sciences”, 2 July 2016.
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