NoSQL Databases

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The concept of NoSQL revolves around a flexible database management approach capable of supporting diverse data models such as key-value, document, columnar, and graph formats. Unlike relational and SQL databases, NoSQL databases are generally non-relational, distributed, and scalable, offering features like data clustering, replication support, and eventual consistency. Notably, they do not adhere to a rigid database schema and often follow an open-source model.

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