Time to learn Cassandra/ MongoDB -


i going start learning nosql databases (in practices, done researches , understood concepts , modeling approaches). working time series data , both cassandra , mongodb recommended use case. know 1 takes less time learn? (unfortunately, don't have time spend on learning) ps: noticed there more tutorials , documentations mongodb (am correct?) thank you!

having used them both extensively, can learning curve isn't bad might think. different people learn , absorb information @ different rates, difficult find easier or how pick them up. mention mongodb has reputation of being very developer-friendly, due fact can write code , store data without having define schema.

cassandra has little steeper learning curve (imo). has been lessened due cql table-based column families in recent versions, bridge understanding gap between cassandra , relational database. since tutorials mongodb have been mentioned, post link datastax's ac*ademy, offers free online course can take introduce cassandra. specifically, session 5 module 104 deals modeling time series data.

with both, key concept understand must break of relational database idea want build tables/collections store data most-efficiently. in non-relational data modeling want model tables/collections reflect how want query data, , might mean using redundant data in places.


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