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Columnar data stores are not like CSV, at all. Check http://database.guide/what-is-a-column-store-database/ http://database.guide/what-is-a-column-store-databas
by chx 9y ago
Columnar data stores are not like CSV, at all. Check http://database.guide/what-is-a-column-store-database/ http://database.guide/what-is-a-column-store-database/ for example "Each row can contain a different number of columns to the other rows. And the columns don’t have to match the columns in the other rows (i.e. they can have different column names, data types, etc)" This nonsense of columnar stores being a fixed schema is repeated in the next step.
Graph databases misses AgensGraph which is arguably one of the most exciting database developments nowadays.
Seriously, all you have to say about Aerospike is "cool name"? And MongoDB "not a database" is a very tired joke.
- manigandham 9y agoAgreed that columnar description is completely false in this chart but what is so special about AgensGraph? JanusGraph is another graph database engine that uses more pluggable storage and indexing backends. There's also DGraph which is a new focused distributed graph database designed to be faster and more scalable.
- chx 9y agoAgensGraph is PostgreSQL based , that's what make it exciting.