The ubiquity of JSON documents: JSON has become an established standard for data interchange and storage. JSON documents are lightweight, language-independent, and human-readable.

There is something called document database when it comes down to JSON, but most folks won’t know of it. However, because we have just explained what JSON is, it only makes sense for us to ...

The JSON focus is not just for databases relying on document models for storage. Oracle, PostgreSQL and MySQL are just some of the traditional databases that have added the option over the years.

Redis Ltd., which sells a commercial version of the in-memory database management system, today announced full support for JavaScript Object Notation with the release of RedisJSON 2.0.The new vers ...

The next step for Oracle’s Autonomous Database is extending it to JSON document developers at a very competitive price point. It’s a good first step, but Oracle still needs to make yet one ...

Aerospike Database 6, unveiled April 27, both introduces support for JSON document data models, and promises to deliver sub-millisecond performance at gigabyte-to-petabyte scale.

Of course, Oracle is not the only multimodel database out there; JSON document support has become a checklist item for many relational platforms -- IBM, Snowflake, Teradata, and others.

MongoDB is, of course, a JSON-oriented database from the ground up. Not only does it support rich operations on JSON documents, but the MongoDB Query Language itself is expressed in JSON operations.

JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a format that is very popular with developers and is the basis for document databases like MongoDB. Kincaid said that PostgreSQL 17 now supports JSON tables ...

MapR Technologies has added native JSON support to its MapR-DB NoSQL database, giving developers the capability to quickly deliver scalable applications that leverage continuous analytics on real ...