NoSQL for Beginners Training
Level
BeginnerDuration
16h / 2 daysDate
Individually arrangedPrice
Individually arrangedNoSQL for Beginners Training
The “NoSQL for Beginners” training is an intensive two-day course designed to provide participants with both the theoretical foundations and practical skills necessary to effectively use NoSQL databases. With 80% workshops and 20% theory, the course offers solid foundations and hands-on experience in designing and using NoSQL databases in real-world applications.
What You Will Learn
- Basic and advanced NoSQL concepts – gain solid theoretical knowledge and practical insights into different types of NoSQL databases and their applications
- Data modeling and implementation – learn to effectively model data for different NoSQL systems, maximizing performance and scalability
- Hands-on work with popular NoSQL systems – acquire practical skills using MongoDB, Redis, and Cassandra
- NoSQL database optimization and scaling – learn strategies and best practices for query optimization and database scaling
Who is this training for?
The course is intended for programmers, database designers, data analysts, and anyone who wants to start their journey with NoSQL databases. It is an excellent choice for those seeking alternatives to traditional relational databases and interested in scalable and flexible technologies for managing large datasets.
Training Program
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Day 1: Introduction to NoSQL
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Theory: NoSQL Basics
- Definition and evolution of NoSQL databases
- Overview of NoSQL database types: document, column, key-value, graph
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Workshop: Working with Document Databases
- Installing and configuring MongoDB
- Designing and creating schemas
- Importing data
- Basic CRUD operations
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Day 2: Advanced Concepts and Practice
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Theory: Data Modeling in NoSQL
- Principles of effective data modeling for different NoSQL types
- Strategies for query optimization and scaling
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Workshop: Advanced Use Cases and NoSQL Tools
- Working with key-value and column databases (Redis, Cassandra)
- Building simple applications using NoSQL databases
