Learn what a NoSQL database is, why (and when!) you should use one, and how to get started using one.

May 19, 2011 · Get started with document databases by creating a database in MongoDB Atlas, MongoDB's developer data platform. Atlas has a generous forever-free tier you can use to …

In the case of database management systems (DBMSs) such as MongoDB (e.g., a NoSQL database), these relationships are established by embedding or referencing data.

NoSQL is well suited for big data in modern applications. We'll review when to consider using a nosql database for your database, as well as common NoSQL use cases.

Discover the advantages of using a NoSQL database and how NoSQL is a more scalable solution for modern applications for developers.

MongoDB is a NoSQL distributed database program. Because data doesn’t need to fit within the confines of a strict relationship, MongoDB can operate as a general data store.

There are many NoSQL options to choose from but MongoDB is the only database that combines the innovations of NoSQL with the strongest elements of traditional relational databases.

Non-relational databases (often called NoSQL databases) are different from traditional relational databases in that they store their data in a non-tabular form.

NoSQL databases are rising in popularity as companies apply them to a growing number of use cases. To learn more about why MongoDB is the most widely-used NoSQL database, read our free white …

A popular example of document-type non-relational databases is MongoDB, which stores data in a JSON-like format. This format makes it easier to traverse the data and view all the data in a single view.