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Revision as of 12:54, 12 April 2020
Notable wide column stores
Notable wide column stores [1] include:
- Amazon DynamoDB [2]
- Apache Accumulo
- Apache Cassandra
- Apache HBase
- Azure Tables
- Bigtable
- Hypertable
- MapR-DB
- ScyllaDB
- Sqrrl
- ClickHouse
See also
- Databases: Database management, SQL, NoSQL, Wide column, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, MySQL, Derby DB, MongoDB, Cassandra, SQLite, HSQL2, H2, RocksDB, Microsoft SQL Server, DB2, Oracle Database, Memcached, Berkeley DB, Collation, SingleStore, Amazon Aurora, Graph database, Amazon DynamoDB, PrestoDB, Cache hit ratio, ACID, WAL, ARIES, DBMS, OLTP, OLAP, Database Schema, CockroachDB, Tables, Views, Apache Druid, RDMS
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