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NoSQL Databases
NoSQL databases store data in formats other than relational tables: key-value pairs, documents, wide columns, or graphs. They are designed for horizontal scalability and flexible schemas, making them well suited to workloads with high write volumes, variable data structures, or access patterns that don't fit SQL queries well. DynamoDB, Firestore, Cassandra, and MongoDB Atlas are widely used managed NoSQL options.
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