Comparative Case Study: An Evaluation of Performance Computation between SQL and NoSQL Database
Abstract
Data has always been the company's most valuable resource because it can be used for analysis, decision-making, and judgement. Hard data handling necessitates the use of complicated cache and accessibility concepts. The effectiveness of SQL and NoSQL database systems for producing scientific data is examined in this study. SQL databases and NoSQL databases are the most popular and structured types of database solutions. Another name for the SQL database is RDBMS (Relational Database Management System). Associations or tables are used to organize the data. A NoSQL database is a non-relational database management system. NoSQL databases, a new type of database system, were created to address this issue by providing an unstructured platform and scalability for large data applications. The term "NoSQL" refers to more than just SQL. Wide column stores, documents, graph databases, and key-value pairs are a few NoSQL database types that do not have the necessary standard structure. Additionally, in RDBMS, it might scale horizontally rather than vertically. To compare SQL and NoSQL databases, the data is organized in unstructured tables or relationships. Both are open source. The experiment assessed and supported database loading, response, and retrieval times for both SQL and NoSQL databases to discover if a database is smoother, more efficient, and performant.
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