Oracle has announced the release of Oracle NoSQL Database 2.0, an enterprise-grade, key-value database for real-time big data workloads. The new release adds efficient support for storage and retrieval of large objects such as documents and images, tighter integration with both Oracle Database and Hadoop environments, as well as dynamic elasticity and automatic rebalancing for allocating storage and compute resources in response to changing production data processing requirements.
The new release adds dynamic management of compute and storage resources to maintain SLAs in response to increased demand and changing processing requirements, in addition to an easy to use web console to manage all aspects of deployment and monitoring, as well as document management and structured data management in one product. There is also tighter integration in Oracle NoSQL Database 2.0 with Oracle Database, enabling users to view and query Oracle NoSQL Database records directly from SQL via external tables, and tighter integration with Hadoop through JSON object and schema evolution support for data storage and serialization using Avro.
To achieve better performance, the new release enables users to dynamically grow a cluster as their data grows with no interruption in service, and provides dynamic management of compute and storage resources to maintain SLAs in response to increased demand and changing processing requirements.
More information is available about the Oracle NoSQL Database.