ICS/COE/SWE 599/699
Seminar
Polyglot Persistence
Architecture
Presented by
Mr. Khaled Ahmed Althelaya
19th April, Wednesday
Room 22-119, 3:30 pm
Abstract:
Information
systems vary in nature, scope, problem addressed, data representation, and
architecture. They, therefore, require different data stores based on the applications
need, the problem addressed and data types. Examples of these data store
mechanisms are NoSQL data stores, which are used to store and retrieve large
amount of distributed data. Some systems have a variety of data shapes and
structure that require not only one but many models of data stores at the same
type. Polyglot persistence is commonly used to define this hybrid approach.
Increasingly, developers resolve the data storage problem by addressing how the
data should be manipulated, and then choosing the appropriate data store that
best fits their needs. There are some polyglot persistence solutions suggested
by many researchers and business organizations. In this seminar, I will try to
compare these solutions and identify their capabilities. A brief description is
provided regarding the NoSQL database types. Finally, we identify some
limitation of these solutions.
