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Index
Acknowledgments Preface
Why a NoSQL Book Why Seven Databases What’s in This Book What This Book Is Not Code Examples and Conventions Credits Online Resources
1. Introduction
It Starts with a Question The Genres Onward and Upward
2. PostgreSQL
That’s Post-greS-Q-L Day 1: Relations, CRUD, and Joins Day 2: Advanced Queries, Code, and Rules Day 3: Full Text and Multidimensions Wrap-Up
3. HBase
Introducing HBase Day 1: CRUD and Table Administration Day 2: Working with Big Data Day 3: Taking It to the Cloud Wrap-Up
4. MongoDB
Hu(mongo)us Day 1: CRUD and Nesting Day 2: Indexing, Aggregating, Mapreduce Day 3: Replica Sets, Sharding, GeoSpatial, and GridFS Wrap-Up
5. CouchDB
Relaxing on the Couch Day 1: CRUD, Fauxton, and cURL Redux Day 2: Creating and Querying Views Day 3: Advanced Views, Changes API, and Replicating Data Wrap-Up
6. Neo4J
Neo4j Is Whiteboard Friendly Day 1: Graphs, Cypher, and CRUD Day 2: REST, Indexes, and Algorithms Day 3: Distributed High Availability Wrap-Up
7. DynamoDB
DynamoDB: The “Big Easy” of NoSQL Day 1: Let’s Go Shopping! Day 2: Building a Streaming Data Pipeline Day 3: Building an “Internet of Things” System Around DynamoDB Wrap-Up
8. Redis
Data Structure Server Store Day 1: CRUD and Datatypes Day 2: Advanced Usage, Distribution Day 3: Playing with Other Databases Wrap-Up
9. Wrapping Up
Genres Redux Making a Choice Where Do We Go from Here?
A1. Database Overview Tables A2. The CAP Theorem
Eventual Consistency CAP in the Wild The Latency Trade-Off
Bibliography
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