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Data Modelling in Document Databases for the Relational DBMS-minded

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Cihan Biyikoglu, Director of Product Management, Couchbase
Word Count
97
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67
Language
English
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Summary

Data modeling for relational databases traditionally employs techniques such as entity-relationship diagrams and normalization, which have been refined over time. However, real-world applications often do not present data in fully normalized forms. Document databases, like Couchbase Server, offer more flexible storage options using JSON documents, suggesting that data modeling remains a crucial skill. For data modelers experienced with relational databases, this article aims to provide guidance on adapting their skills to model data effectively within document databases.

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