This post is one of a series that introduces the fundamentals of NOSQL databases, and their role in Big Data Analytics. What is a time series database? Time series databases are designed to ...

NoSQL databases don’t use the normalized data ... [Here’s more information about Search Engine databases.] Time Series: time series data [Here’s more information about Time Series databases.] ...

But, while still widely used, general-purpose RDBMSs are now facing competition from NoSQL, or not-only SQL, databases. These newer systems are able to address big data and IoT use cases that were ...

It is in these situations where developers tend to shift toward NoSQL and time series databases to handle the vast quantities of semi-structured or unstructured data generated by edge devices.

Corcoran said they have seen a lot of technologies come and go in recent years including NoSQL and Hadoop-based applications, but most of these solutions perform poorly with time-series data at scale.

The paper opens with observations that NoSQL databases are generally built ... to power its advertising operations, and time-series databases to record user behavior data. That proved less than ...

Oracle, for instance, is also tuning its NoSQL database to search and analyze the time-series data streams from sensors and other real-time sources. The API will maintain a running collection of ...

NoSQL databases, on the other hand ... EraDB’s tool for searching time-series log data, for instance, is said to be “schema-free” because there are no predefined rules for the structure ...