MongoDB is far and away the most popular of the NoSQL databases. Its document data model gives developers great flexibility, while its distributed architecture allows for great scalability.

NoSQL databases like MongoDB or CouchDB generally compete with each other, but now a relational database is positioning itself as a NoSQL player. The PostgreSQL Project, which EnterpriseDB ...

Choosing between schemaless NoSQL databases and strong-schema relational designs isn't an either-or decision, as this case study points out. When dealing with their big data problem, Craigslist ...

His extensive knowledge and expertise have led to the implementation of major performance feature enhancements and the development of various PostgreSQL modules. Apart from his specialization in ...

Embracing the widely used JSON data-exchange format, the new version of the PostgreSQL open-source database takes aim at the growing NoSQL market of nonrelational data stores, notably the popular ...

At least some users have migrated from MySQL to PostgreSQL since MySQL was acquired by Oracle in its 2010 purchase of Sun Microsystems. Like PostgreSQL, MySQL has been retrofitted to handle NoSQL ...

MongoDB is a leading provider of NoSQL database technology, offering a flexible, JSON-like document model instead of rigid relational tables. Its core products include MongoDB Atlas, a fully managed ...

MongoDB is all about self-confidence right now. The firm now has just hosted its second annual symposium and claims to be in a remarkable position in the database market alongside Oracle, MySQL ...

MongoDB has its own SQL-like query language, and CouchDB uses JavaScript. But there are adapters that do similar ORM-like translations for many NoSQL databases, allowing developers to stay within a ...