PluralSight.Create.Data.Models.in.JSON-BOOKWARE-KNiSO

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2020-07-18

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  Date............: 2020-07-18
  Rars............: 9 Rar Files
  Course Length...: 1 hrs 29 mins
  Website.........: https://tinyurl.com/y43ykurr

			      Release Notes...:
                                                                              
  Working with JSON data offers a lot of flexibility in how data is defined and 
  how relationships between entities are represented. This course looks into the 
  factors to consider when modeling data in the JSON format, and how this applies 
  to document databases. We start off by delving into different ways to represent 
  data for different kinds of databases - from tabular representations for 
  relational databases to the modeling data in wide-column stores. We then dig deep 
  into the JSON data format and how data can be modeled using this structure. We then 
  explore different ways to model related information - from the normalized form which 
  is common in relational databases to the denormalized approach adopted in document 
  DBs. We also look at how we can choose between these approaches depending on the types 
  of relationships we need to model. For instance, entities which have a one-to-one 
  relationship are modeled differently than those which are related in a many-to-many 
  form. Finally, we get a little hands-on and use a variety of tools available to work 
  with JSON data - from the use of a tool to process JSON data from the shell, to the 
  setting up of plugins to inspect and analyze such data from a browser. Once you complete 
  this course, you will be quite the expert on the JSON data format. You will know how 
  to model entities and relationships using JSON objects, how to apply this to document 
  databases and how you can process and analyze JSON data using a variety of tools.

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