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Relational Databases
Structured querying and transactions, ideal for banking systems and CRM applications.
NoSQL Databases
Scalability and flexibility, suitable for big data analytics and real-time web apps.
In-Memory Databases
High throughput and low-latency, perfect for real-time analytics and caching.
Graph Databases
Relationship analysis, ideal for social networks and recommendation engines.
Document-Oriented Databases
Flexible data models, suitable for content management systems and e-commerce platforms.
Column-Family Stores
Highly available and write-efficient, good for Internet of Things (IoT) and time-series data.
Key-Value Stores
Simple, fast, and horizontally scalable, used for session storage and cache layers.
Time-Series Databases
Efficient for chronological data, optimal for financial market data and sensor data.
Object-Oriented Databases
Aligns with object-oriented programming models, great for complex data applications.
XML Databases
Hierarchical data representation, well-suited for configuration management and web services.
Distributed Databases
Offers high availability and disaster recovery, suitable for large-scale online services.
Data Warehouses
Optimized for analysis and reporting, used in business intelligence and data mining.
Operational Databases
Real-time CRUD operations, ideal for order processing and employee management.
Multi-model Databases
Versatile use cases, suitable for businesses that need document, graph, and key-value data.
Cloud Databases
Scalable and cost-effective, great for startups and businesses with fluctuating demands.
Personal Databases
Intended for single-user applications, used in desktop applications and solitary research projects.
Centralized Databases
Easy to manage and maintain, suitable for small to medium-sized enterprises with a single location.
Hierarchical Databases
Structure similar to a tree, perfect for organizational structures and file systems.
Network Databases
Allowing complex relationships, good for telecommunications and academic research networks.
Federated Databases
Combines data from multiple databases, ideal for an organization with decentralized data sources.
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