NoSQL Database Cloud Service: Most flexible NoSQL Database
summary
Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud Service claims to be the "most flexible" NoSQL by combining schema‑less JSON and fixed schema records, language drivers (Node, Python, Go, Java, C#), and both autoscaling or provisioned throughput pricing. It shards data with three-way replication across fault domains, offers shard-local ACID transactions via parent–child colocation, and targets single‑digit millisecond latencies at the 95th percentile (reads ~2–7ms, writes ~5–9ms). Demo spins up a table and writes a row in about a minute; BYOL open‑source option available.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Oracle Database World
- 0:40Developing Modern, Cloud Native Applications Requires a diverse set of tools, including NoSQL
- 13:20What is Oracle NoSQL DB Cloud Service? A Fully managed Table Service Based on Oracle NoSQL Database
- 15:37Data Model Flexibility Key-Value, Schema-less JSON, Fixed Schema
- 18:51Cost Effective, Flexible Pricing Provisioned throughput, auto-scaling, BYOL
- 22:23Transaction Model Flexibility Tunable ACID at Scale
- 25:57Predictable Behavior Latency and Availability
- 28:09Predictable Latencies - How did we do it? Key Design Points of the Service
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