Table for two? Hybrid approach to developing combined SQL, NoSQL applications on IBM Informix.
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The document discusses a hybrid approach to application development using both SQL and NoSQL databases, highlighting the benefits of each. It emphasizes the flexibility of data models, allowing access to both relational tables and JSON collections, and proposes that this setup does not limit scalability or data access. The integration of MongoDB with Informix 12.1 is also presented, showcasing the ability for diverse client applications to utilize both database types.
Table for two? Hybrid approach to developing combined SQL, NoSQL applications on IBM Informix.
- 1. Table for two? A hybrid approach using both SQL and NoSQL for application development. Keshava Murthy IBM Informix development
- 2. NoSQL We don't need no transaction We don't need no ACID control No schema in the tables No limit to the scale out DBA, leave them JSON alone Hey DBA, leave them JSON alone All in all it's just another data in the BASE All in all it’s just another shard into cloud. …With apologies to Roger Waters
- 3. Data model should not restrict Data Access
- 4. Access to relational tables & JSON Collections Relational Table SQL API Standard ODBC, JDBC, .NET, OData, etc. Language SQL. MongoDB Java, API (NoSQL) Mongo APIs for C#, etc. Javascript, C++, JSON Collections Direct SQL Access. Dynamic Views Row types Mongo APIs for Java, Javascript, C++, C#, etc.
- 5. Ability for All Clients to Access All Data Models Informix 12.1 SQL APIs JDBC, ODBC MongoDB Drivers SQL Tables JSON Collections TimeSeries MQ Series 5
- 6. Client Applications Applications MongoDB native Client New Wire Protocol Listener supports existing MongoDB drivers Connect to MongoDB or Informix with same application! MongoDB MongoDB driver Informix 12.1 MongoDB web browser Mobile 6 MongoDB Wire Protocol
- 7. Analytics on a Hybrid Database JSON Collection SQL MongoAPI Informix SQL Tables