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NOSQL DB Modulewise Imp Questions

The document outlines important questions for a NoSQL database course, divided into five modules. Each module contains various topics including definitions, explanations of different database models (like key-value, document, and graph databases), and concepts such as CAP theorem and Map-Reduce. It emphasizes the understanding of data access modeling, consistency, and suitable use cases for different types of NoSQL databases.

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NOSQL DB Modulewise Imp Questions

The document outlines important questions for a NoSQL database course, divided into five modules. Each module contains various topics including definitions, explanations of different database models (like key-value, document, and graph databases), and concepts such as CAP theorem and Map-Reduce. It emphasizes the understanding of data access modeling, consistency, and suitable use cases for different types of NoSQL databases.

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NOSQL DATABASE (21CS745)

MODULE WISE IMPORTANT QUESTIONS

MODULE-1:

1. What is NOSQL? Explain briefly about aggregate data model with a neat diagram.
Considering example of Relational and Aggregate 8M/10M

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2. Briefly explain the value of Relational database 7M
3. Explain briefly about Impedance mismatch, with a neat diagram 5M/6M
4. Write a short note on: 8M
a) Consequences of Aggregate orientation
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5. Explain about Graph database, with neat diagram 7M
6. What are Schemaless database? Explain 5M
7. Explain the modeling for data access with respect to Key-value store 6M/7M
8. Explain the following 6M
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a) Column family store, with a neat diagram
b) Emergence of NOSQL
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MODULE-2
1. Write a note on: 7M
a) Single server
b) Combine Sharding and Replication
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2. Explain the following 8M


i. CAP theorem
ii. Quorums
iii. Relaxing consistency
iv. Relaxing durability
3. Define Version stamps. Explain briefly about various approaches of constructing version
stamps 5M/6M
4. Explain Version stamps on multiple nodes 6M
5. Explain the following 9M
a) Sharding
b) Master-Slave replication
c) Peer-to-peer replication
6. What are Distribution models? Briefly explain two paths of data distribution 10M
7. Explain about Update consistency and read consistency with an example 10M

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1. Explain with a neat diagram Partitioning and Combining in Map reduce 10M
2. Explain Basic Map-Reduce with a neat diagram 7M
3. Explain two stage Map-Reduce example with a neat diagram 10M
4. How are calculations composed in Map-Reduce? Explain with a neat diagram 8M
5. What are Key-Value stores? List out some popular key value database. Explain how all
the data is stored in a single bucket of a key value data store 5M/8M
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6. List and explain any 2 features of Key-value store 5M
7. Elaborate the suitable use cases of Key-value store. When Key-value stores are not
suitable. Explain 8M
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MODULE-4
1. What are Document databases? Explain with an example. List and explain any 2 features
of document databases 10M
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Explain the following features of document database
i. Consistency
ii. Transaction
2. Briefly explain Scaling feature of document database, with a neat diagram 10M
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3. Elaborate the suitable use cases of document database. When document databases are not
suitable. Explain 10M
4. Describe some example queries to use with document database 10M

MODULE-5
1. What are Graph databases? Explain with example graph structures. 10M
2. Briefly describe relationships in graph databases, with a neat diagram 10M
3. Explain scaling and application level sharding of nodes with a neat diagram 10M
4. Explain some suitable use cases of graph databases and describe when we should not use
graph databases 10M

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