An Overview on the Mapping Techniques in NoSQL Databases

Abstract

In the last decade, the data mapping of NoSQL stores and the ability to perform massively parallel data processing have drawn much interest from researchers. The data mapping techniques have been mainly developed for relational database systems in centralized environments. However, the NoSQL approach is not the same as relational one. It aims to handle a large volume and high speed of data with various structures in the distributed environment. Adapting the data mapping techniques to various NoSQL types improves the performance and data storage in the suitable NoSQL database. This paper investigates the recent techniques of mapping between NoSQL databases and discusses their advantages as well as their disadvantages.

Keywords

• Data conversion
• Data Mapping
• NoSQL Approach
• NoSQL Models

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