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Showing posts with label Aws. Show all posts

Saturday, January 9, 2021

Ten Trends in Enterprise Database Technology

We might think that database technology is a matured technology and there are no trending prospects in the Database. Databases are more used to store data for the applications yet there are trending in the databases as well. 

1. Cloud Support for Databases

Cloud support for databases seems to be an undoubted trend for databases. If you look at the cloud databases, now cloud vendors are looking at supporting varieties of databases. AWS supports eleven databases which fall into seven types as shown below.

Detail at: https://aws.amazon.com/products/databases/?nc2=h_ql_prod_db

Microsoft Azure is putting up his hand to extend the different support for multiple databases as shown below. 


If you look at the Gartner Magic Quadrant  for Cloud Database Management Systems
you will see a lot of players are fighting with small margins. 


2. Time Series Databases

Though you can save data time column in a database, the database simply will not become a time series databases. There are databases such as InfluxDB which does more than storing date-time data. 

3. Graph Databases

Every data is not row-column format and you would like to represent data in graphical format using Graph DB. 

Go to this link for the other details of Trends in Database technology. 

Thursday, December 31, 2020

Templates in Draw.IO

During a post around two months ago, we discussed that Draw.IO can be used to draw diagrams. Further to the discussed options, there are more than 100 templates that you can choose from Draw.io as shown below. 

Let us look at a few templates that you have in Draw.Io for Azure and AWS. 






The following figure is something that was designed using the Draw.IO using the native controls.