September 2018
Intermediate to advanced
632 pages
21h 40m
English
This chapter covers
Document storage is a form of nonrelational storage that happens to be different conceptually from the relational databases discussed in chapter 4. With this type of storage, rather than thinking of tables containing rows and keeping all of your data in a rectangular grid, a document database thinks in terms of collections and documents. These documents are arbitrary sets of key-value pairs, and the only thing they must have in common is the document type, which matches up with the collection. For ...