Key-Value Store.pptx

Key-Value Store In Oracle Non-SQL Database Lei Zhang Introduction Background Non-SQLSQL Database Key-Value Database Oracle Non-SQL Database Background History of Database Information Management System Relational Database Management System Oracle New Non-SQL Database Non-SQL Database What is Non-SQL Database? not only SQL. a broad class of?DMS?that differ from the classic model of the (RDBMS). not require fixed?table schemas. Non-SQL Database Document store Graph Key-Value store Eventually‐consistent key‐value store Hierarchical key-value store Ordered key-value stores Object database Key-Value Database Key-Value Database queries?faster store?large volumes of data? support high-concurrency very suitable for?query by?primary key Complex?query?conditions Real-Time Search Engine Key-Value Database Thousands of?concurrent connections, the?easier?to?achieve high-speed?queries MySQL After hundreds of?concurrent connections?, it?basically?collapsed. Oracle NoSQL Database distributed key/value pair storage data is stored as key-value pairs, which are written to particular storage node(s), based on the hashed value of the primary key Oracle NoSQL Database Features Simple Data Model Scalability Predictable behavior High Availability? Easy Administration KV Store A collection of Storage Nodes which host a set of Replication Nodes. Given a traditional three-tier web architecture Takes the place of your back-end database Runs alongside it KV Store Replication Nodes and Groups Partitions Each replication group contains one or more partitions. Key-value pairs in the store are organized according to the key. Keys, in turn, are assigned to a partition. Can not be moved Assigns keys evenly across all the available partitions Balancing the Store The entire store is balanced if every Storage Node is balanced In order for the entire store to become balanced, the number of Storage Nodes in the group must be an exact multiple of the stores Replication Factor. Access and Securi