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NOSQL

The document discusses the importance of integration and interoperability in NoSQL systems for efficient communication and data exchange. It outlines key areas of integration, such as application integration and ETL tools, as well as interoperability aspects like standardized protocols and cross-platform compatibility. The document also highlights challenges, benefits, and best practices for achieving effective integration and interoperability in NoSQL databases.

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NOSQL

The document discusses the importance of integration and interoperability in NoSQL systems for efficient communication and data exchange. It outlines key areas of integration, such as application integration and ETL tools, as well as interoperability aspects like standardized protocols and cross-platform compatibility. The document also highlights challenges, benefits, and best practices for achieving effective integration and interoperability in NoSQL databases.

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Integration and

Interoperability in NoSQL
~PRESENTED BY:
K Sai Sanjana
Abhilash KR
Ambrin RK
Introduction

Integration and interoperability are


critical for seamless communication
and data exchange in NoSQL
systems. They ensure systems work
together efficiently.
Integration in NoSQL
Databases
Integration combines systems and
applications to work cohesively. Key areas
include:
1. Application Integration
2. ETL Tools and Data Pipelines
3. Cross-Database Integration
4. Event-Driven Architectures
Details on Integration
Aspects
1. Application Integration: APIs, SDKs, and drivers
enable communication.
2. ETL Tools: Tools like Kafka and AWS Glue
facilitate data movement.
3. Cross-Database Integration: Synchronizing SQL
and NoSQL databases.
4. Event-Driven Systems: Message queues like
RabbitMQ or Kafka.
Interoperability in
NoSQL Databases
Interoperability enables systems to share data
effectively. Key areas include:
1. Standardized Protocols
2. Cross-Platform Compatibility
3. Support for Multiple Data Formats
4. Polyglot Persistence
5. Cloud-Native Interoperability
Details on Interoperability
Aspects
1. Standardized Protocols: Use of HTTP/REST, gRPC.
2. Cross-Platform Compatibility: Support for multiple
operating systems and cloud platforms.
3. Data Formats: JSON, BSON, XML for data exchange.
4. Polyglot Persistence: Combining different databases like
MongoDB and Neo4j.
5. Cloud-Native Interoperability: Services like DynamoDB
with AWS Lambda.
Challenges in Integration and
Interoperability

1. Data Schema Differences: Schema-less vs.


structured systems.
2. Performance Trade-offs: Latency in real-time
integrations.
3. Security Concerns: Encryption, authentication.
4. Consistency Models: Varying models (eventual vs.
strong consistency).
BENEFITS
1. Increased Productivity: Automated data integration and
interoperability reduce manual effort and increase
productivity.
2. Improved Data Quality: Integrated data reduces data
inconsistencies and improves overall data quality.
3. Enhanced Scalability: Integrated systems can scale more
efficiently, handling increased data volumes and user
traffic.
4. Better Customer Experience: Integrated systems provide a
seamless customer experience, enabling personalized
services and real-time interactions.
Best Practices
1. Use API gateways to standardize communication.
2. Employ data serialization formats like JSON or
Avro.
3. Leverage cloud-native services and managed
connectors.
4. Monitor and log integration points for debugging
and performance tuning.
Conclusion
By addressing integration and
interoperability effectively,
NoSQL databases can power
modern distributed systems with
efficiency, flexibility, and
scalability.
THANK
YOU!

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