What do you know about NoSQL Database?
- Question 1: Which of the following statements is true about NoSQL?
- NoSQL is suitable for users who want quick access to data, the goal is to pay more attention to the speed, simplicity of access than the reliability or consistency of transactions.
- NoSQL stores its data in the form of 'key - value' pairs, using a large number of nodes to store information.
- NoSQL database is more scalable and efficient than SQL.
- All options are correct.
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- Question 2: When to use NoSQL Database?
- When security, integrity and availability are very important
- When data can be predicted.
- When you need to take a large amount of data
- When data retrieval speed is not important
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- Question 3: What are some common types among NoSQL databases?
- Oracle NoSQL database, NoSQL for Windows Azure and IBM DB2
- CouchDB, MongoDB, Cassandra and HBase
- Document database, Key-value stores, Wide column stores and Graph database
- Cloud data management and hardware data management
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- Question 4: Is not the NoSQL Database tool?
- MongoDB
- SQL Server
- Cassandra
- Redis
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- Question 5: What is not the characteristic of NoSQL?
- Scatter
- Non-Relationship
- Simple
- Consistency
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- Question 6: What is wrong assertion?
- Non-relational databases require defined schemas before you add data.
- NoSQL database allows inserting data without defining schemas.
- NewSQL database allows inserting data without defining schemas.
- All the answers above.
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- Question 7: Which of the following companies has developed NoSQL Database - Cassandra?
- LinkedIn
- Twitter
- MySpace
- Facebook
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- Question 8: True or false? Relational databases are gradually being eliminated as more and more companies switch to NoSQL technology.
- It's correct
- False
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- Question 9: What tool is the wide-column store of NoSQL database?
- Cassandra
- Riak
- Redis
- MongoDB
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- Question 10: Which of the following is not the reason why NoSQL is now a reasonable solution for many organizations?
- Better scalability.
- Improve data consistency.
- Faster data access than relational database management systems (RDBMS)
- Easily retrieve data by being stored on multiple servers
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