Key-Value Stores
Key-value stores are fast, scalable NoSQL databases that store data as key-value pairs, making them ideal for caching, session management, and high-performance applications.
As developers, we often encounter different types of databases, each designed to solve specific problems. While relational databases have long been the standard, NoSQL databases have gained popularity for their flexibility and performance in handling large-scale applications.
Understanding databases is essential for anyone working with modern software, from developers and data analysts to business professionals who rely on structured information. This collection of articles explores database fundamentals, covering core concepts such as data modeling, indexing, transactions, and query optimization, with a focus on both relational and NoSQL databases.