NoSQL Databases For Beginners

NoSQL Databases For Beginners, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.15, with 87 lectures, based on 185 reviews, and has 1511 subscribers.

You will learn about Define views Reduce data via reduce function Deploy applications Secure NoSQL Database Store data in NoSQL Database Retrieve data in NoSQL Database Query NoSQL database without using SQL Build a web application This course is ideal for individuals who are Aspiring Database administrators or Aspiring Data Analyst or Aspiring Data warehouse professionals or Aspiring Developers or IT Professionals who want to add to their skills or Students or Graduates who to expore an IT carreer It is particularly useful for Aspiring Database administrators or Aspiring Data Analyst or Aspiring Data warehouse professionals or Aspiring Developers or IT Professionals who want to add to their skills or Students or Graduates who to expore an IT carreer.

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Summary

Title: NoSQL Databases For Beginners

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.15

Number of Lectures: 87

Number of Published Lectures: 83

Number of Curriculum Items: 87

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 83

Original Price: $139.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Define views
Reduce data via reduce function
Deploy applications
Secure NoSQL Database
Store data in NoSQL Database
Retrieve data in NoSQL Database
Query NoSQL database without using SQL
Build a web application

Who Should Attend

Aspiring Database administrators
Aspiring Data Analyst
Aspiring Data warehouse professionals
Aspiring Developers
IT Professionals who want to add to their skills
Students
Graduates who to expore an IT carreer

Target Audiences

Aspiring Database administrators
Aspiring Data Analyst
Aspiring Data warehouse professionals
Aspiring Developers
IT Professionals who want to add to their skills
Students
Graduates who to expore an IT carreer

NoSQL (Non-SQL or Not-only-SQL) databases are increasing in popularity due to the growth of data as they can store non-relational data on a super large scale, and can solve problems regular databases can’t handle. They are widely used in Big data operations. Their main advantage is the ability to handle large data sets effectively as well as scalability and flexibility issues for modern applications. There are different categories of NoSQL databases and they are used in social media such as with Facebook and search like Google and in other types of sectors like Health, Aviation,Education and other areas.

This course will teach you technical hands-on knowledge of NoSQL databases. We will Use the CouchDB NoSQL database as an example to learn how to create and replicate databases, load and query data, and other operations.
In this course you will learn how to to build an entire web application with CouchDB and learn techniques such as querying with JavaScript, working with nested data, and creating views.
You will learn how to query a database without SQL by using JavaScript Map and Reduce functions and also using HTTP to retrieve raw JSON data .
Using the couchDB database you will learn how to insert data into the database using Key -Value pairs where every data key will have a corresponding value.
Security and integrity of a database is very important . This course will also teach you how to apply security to the couchDB database to prevent unauthorised access.

Topics include:
   •What is NoSQL?
   •Categories of NoSQL databases
   •Installing CouchDB
   •Storing data
   •Nesting document data
   •Specifying search criteria
   •Reducing data via reduce function
   •Attaching and retrieving images
   •Deploying applications
   •Securing CouchDB
   •Introduction to other NoSQL databases

Looking forward to welcoming you to the course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introducing and Defining NoSQL databases

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is NoSQL

Lecture 3: What NoSQL Databases can do

Lecture 4: Categories of NoSQL Databases

Lecture 5: NoSQL vs RDBMS

Lecture 6: Download and install CouchDB

Chapter 2: How to Query Data with no Schema without SQL

Lecture 1: Creating a Database and Storing Data

Lecture 2: Nesting Data

Lecture 3: Retrieving Data

Lecture 4: Querying Data

Lecture 5: Defining Views

Lecture 6: Using Reduce Function to Reduce Data

Chapter 3: Building Applications

Lecture 1: Create the menu items

Lecture 2: Attaching and Retrieving Images

Lecture 3: How to query attachments

Lecture 4: Creating HTML to Display Database Data

Lecture 5: Deploying Application

Lecture 6: Applying Security to CouchDB

Chapter 4: Installing Cassandra NoSQL Database on Linux

Lecture 1: What is Cassandra

Lecture 2: What is Virtualbox

Lecture 3: How to enable virtualization

Lecture 4: Download and install Virtualbox

Lecture 5: Installing Xubuntu in Virtualbox

Lecture 6: Install Guest Additions

Lecture 7: Virtualbox Terminology

Lecture 8: Prerequisites for installing Cassandra

Lecture 9: Installing Java

Lecture 10: Installing Cassandra

Lecture 11: Checking Cassandra Status

Chapter 5: Cassandra Architecture and Keyspace Operations

Lecture 1: Cassandra Architecture

Lecture 2: What is Cluster

Lecture 3: What is a Keyspace

Lecture 4: Cassandra Data Types

Lecture 5: Cassandra Query Language-CQL

Lecture 6: Creating a Keyspace

Lecture 7: Altering a Keyspace

Lecture 8: Dropping a KeySpace

Chapter 6: Cassandra CRUD Operations

Lecture 1: Creating a Table

Lecture 2: Inserting Data

Lecture 3: Reading Data

Lecture 4: Updating Data

Lecture 5: Deleting Data

Lecture 6: Using BATCH for multiple operations

Lecture 7: Altering a table

Lecture 8: Creating Index

Lecture 9: Truncating a Table

Lecture 10: Dropping a Table

Chapter 7: Cassandra Collections

Lecture 1: Cassandra Collections

Lecture 2: How set collections work

Lecture 3: Inserting data to a set

Lecture 4: Updating a set

Lecture 5: How a list collection works

Lecture 6: How a map collection works

Chapter 8: MongoDB NoSQL Database Setup

Lecture 1: What is MongoDB

Lecture 2: Installing MongoDB

Lecture 3: Modifying environment variables

Lecture 4: Creating a storage directory for MongoDB

Lecture 5: Starting and stopping MongoDB

Lecture 6: MongoDB Data Types

Lecture 7: Installing a Text Editor

Lecture 8: What is JSON

Lecture 9: JSON Syntax

Lecture 10: Creating JSON Object

Lecture 11: MongoDB Data Modelling

Chapter 9: MongoDB CRUD Operations

Lecture 1: What is CRUD in MongoDB

Lecture 2: Creating a database

Lecture 3: Dropping a database

Lecture 4: Inserting documents into MongoDB

Lecture 5: Querying a MongoDB Document

Lecture 6: Updating documents in MongoDB

Lecture 7: Deleting documents in MongoDB

Lecture 8: Limiting Data in MongoDB

Lecture 9: MongoDB Indexes

Chapter 10: MongoDB: Joining Collections

Lecture 1: Creating CSV Files

Lecture 2: Exploring dataset stuctures

Lecture 3: Using MongoDB Import Tool

Lecture 4: Joining Collections

Chapter 11: MongoDB Backup | Restore

Lecture 1: Backing up MongoDB Database

Lecture 2: MongoDB Database Restore

Chapter 12: Introduction to other NoSQL Databases

Lecture 1: HBase

Lecture 2: Riak

Lecture 3: Redis

Lecture 4: Thank You

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3 stars: 49 votes
4 stars: 59 votes
5 stars: 51 votes

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