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MongoDB vs. Cassandra: Which NoSQL database is better for big data? #1

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tyaga001 opened this issue Aug 16, 2024 · 0 comments

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tyaga001 commented Aug 16, 2024 •

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Objective

Provide a comprehensive comparison between MongoDB and Cassandra, focusing on their suitability for big data applications.

Key points to cover:

Data model and query language
Scalability and performance for large datasets
Consistency models and data distribution
Use cases and industries where each excels
Ecosystem and tool support
Deployment and operational complexity
Community and commercial support

Deliverables:

In-depth article comparing MongoDB and Cassandra
Benchmark results for common big data operations
Architecture diagrams illustrating data distribution in each system
Decision matrix for choosing between MongoDB and Cassandra based on project requirements
Case studies of companies using each database for big data applications

Additional notes:

Include insights from database administrators with experience in both systems
Provide code examples for common data modeling patterns in each database

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