NoSQL Implementation of a Conceptual Data Model : UML Class Diagram to a Document Oriented Model

 Paper Title: 

NoSQL Implementation of a Conceptual Data Model : UML Class Diagram to a Document Oriented Model

Authors: 

A. Benmakhlouf, University Hassan 1, Morocco

Abstract:

The relational databases have shown their limits to the exponential increase in the volume of manipulated and processed data. New NoSQL solutions have been developed to manage big data. These approaches are an interesting way to build no-relational databases that can support large amounts of data. In this work, we use conceptual data modeling (CDM), based on UML class diagrams, to create a logical structure of a NoSQL database, taking account the relationships and constraints that determine how data can be stored and accessible. The NoSQL logical data model obtained is based on the Document-Oriented Model (DOM). to eliminate joins, a total and structured nesting is done on the collections of the document oriented database. 

Keywords:

big data, No-Relational, conceptual data modelling, The NoSQL logical data model, nested document oriented model. 

Volume URL: https://airccse.org/journal/ijdms/current2018.html

Pdf URL: https://aircconline.com/ijdms/V10N2/10218ijdms01.pdf

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