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I need some help choosing a noSQL for a security project that collects a lot of data.
It suppose to write to the noSQL a lot of data from many users, we will need to aggregate it, and we need to be able to fetch the data with sorting capabilities (for example: get some reports for top 50 users…) .
That means we have a lot of data inserts (no update) and sometimes read.
I saw a lot of noSQLs and I couldn’t find one answer.
Thank you for your help.
Mongodb is the most fashionable noSQL DB nowadays. This means great tools and makes easier to find skilled advice. It supports all the features I think you would need (sharding, Map/Reduce, noSQL):
Eventually you’ll need to distribute your data amongst different machines and mongo has sharding for that.
You’ll greatly profit from map/reduce for that
noSQL takes care of that