Best Distributed Databases for MongoDB

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    GaussDB Reviews

    GaussDB

    Huawei Cloud

    $2,586.04 per month
    GaussDB (for MySQL) represents a cutting-edge, enterprise-level distributed database service that is compatible with MySQL. It features a distinct architecture that separates compute and storage, utilizing data functions virtualization (DFV) storage which can automatically scale to accommodate up to 128 TB per database instance. The risk of data loss is essentially eliminated, and it is capable of handling millions of QPS throughputs while supporting cross-AZ deployments. This service effectively merges the high performance and dependability of commercial databases with the adaptability of open-source solutions. By decoupling compute and storage and connecting them via RDMA, along with implementing a "log as database" approach, users can achieve performance levels that are seven times greater than those of traditional open-source databases. Additionally, to enhance read capacity and performance, you can easily integrate up to 15 read replicas for a primary node within just minutes. GaussDB (for MySQL) ensures full compatibility with MySQL, allowing for a smooth migration of existing MySQL databases without the need for extensive application reconstruction or sharding, making it an ideal choice for businesses looking to upgrade their database systems. Overall, this innovative service provides an efficient solution for modern database management needs.
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    GigaSpaces Reviews
    Smart DIH is a data management platform that quickly serves applications with accurate, fresh and complete data, delivering high performance, ultra-low latency, and an always-on digital experience. Smart DIH decouples APIs from SoRs, replicating critical data, and making it available using event-driven architecture. Smart DIH enables drastically shorter development cycles of new digital services, and rapidly scales to serve millions of concurrent users – no matter which IT infrastructure or cloud topologies it relies on. XAP Skyline is a distributed in-memory development platform that delivers transactional consistency, combined with extreme event-based processing and microsecond latency. The platform fuels core business solutions that rely on instantaneous data, including online trading, real-time risk management and data processing for AI and large language models.
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    AllegroGraph Reviews
    AllegroGraph is a revolutionary solution that allows infinite data integration. It uses a patented approach that unifies all data and siloed information into an Entity Event Knowledge Graph solution that supports massive big data analytics. AllegroGraph uses unique federated sharding capabilities to drive 360-degree insights, and enable complex reasoning across a distributed Knowledge Graph. AllegroGraph offers users an integrated version Gruff, a browser-based graph visualization tool that allows you to explore and discover connections within enterprise Knowledge Graphs. Franz's Knowledge Graph Solution offers both technology and services to help build industrial strength Entity Event Knowledge Graphs. It is based on the best-of-class products, tools, knowledge, skills, and experience.
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    BigchainDB Reviews
    BigchainDB functions as a database infused with blockchain features, offering high throughput, minimal latency, robust querying capabilities, decentralized governance, permanent data storage, and inherent asset support. It empowers developers and businesses to create blockchain proof-of-concepts, platforms, and applications through a blockchain database that caters to a vast array of sectors and applications. Instead of enhancing traditional blockchain technology, BigchainDB begins with a distributed database designed for big data and incorporates blockchain traits such as decentralized governance, immutability, and the capability to manage digital asset transfers. By eliminating any singular control point, it also removes the risk of a single point of failure, utilizing a federation of voting nodes to establish a peer-to-peer network. Users can execute any MongoDB query to explore the entirety of stored transactions, assets, metadata, and blocks, leveraging the capabilities of MongoDB itself. This innovative approach marries the best of both worlds, merging the speed of traditional databases with the security and reliability of blockchain technology.
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