NoSQLmotorer
NoSQLmotorer is a term used to describe a family of database engines optimized for NoSQL data models. They are designed to store and retrieve data without fixed schemas, support horizontal scalability, and operate in distributed environments.
NoSQLmotorer typically categorize into four main data models: key-value stores, document stores, column-family stores, and graph
They achieve scalability through sharding and replication across clusters. They often favor eventual consistency or tunable
Querying and transactions vary by engine. Many provide APIs or domain-specific query languages, some offer SQL-like
Usage scenarios include real-time analytics, content catalogs, user profiles, IoT telemetry, caching, and social graphs. Trade-offs
History and landscape: NoSQLmotorer emerged in the early 2000s to address web-scale workloads and polyglot data