Difference between RDBMS and MongoDB
What is a Database?
A database is the collection of structured data or information stored in a computer system that can be accessed easily. The database is managed by database management systems (DBMS).
NoSQL database is a nonrelational database that stores data in non-tabular form. NoSQL stands for not only SQL
What is MongoDB?
MongoDB is a document-oriented NoSQL database system with high scalability flexibility and performance. MongoDB stores data in a JSON-like document structure, unlike other standard relational database systems.
Database:
A database is a container for collections
Each database gets its own set of files
Collection:
A collection is a group of documents
The collection is more like tables in RDBMS
A collection can have different fields within a document.
Difference between RDBMS and MongoDB
MongoDB: MongoDB is an open-source document-oriented database used for high-volume data storage. It is a NoSQL database, but unlike the NoSQL tool, it doesn’t utilize the usual rows and columns. MongoDB uses BSON (document storage format), which is a binary style of JSON documents.
Features of MongoDB:
Multiple Servers: It can run over multiple servers.
Schema-less Database: It is a schema-less database.
Indexing: Any field in the document can be indexed.
Rich Object Model: It supports a rich object model.
High scalability
Distributed database
RDBMS: It stands for Relational Database Management System. It stores data in the form of related tables.
Features of RDBMS:
Gives a high level of information security.
It is quick and precise.
Provides facility primary key, to exceptionally distinguish the rows.
Schema-fix Database
Not scalable
The trade-off between RDBMS and MongoDB:
