This presentation describes the special features of NewSql and compares it with Traditional sql and Nosql

1. Team members :
1. Hemang Tailor
2. Sushant Choudhary
3. Vinay Jain

2. Combination of Traditional SQL and NOSQL
First time NEWSQL term used in 2011
 Matthew Aslett used this
 Guarantees ACID Properties

6. Traditional SQL 
NOSQL 
NEWSQL NUODB AND

8. TRADITIONAL SQL NOSQL

13. TRADITIONAL SQL NOSQL

14.  Overcomes Drawback of NOSQL.
 Provides
 Better authentication.
Better confidentiality.
Better authorization.

15. Traditional SQL 
NOSQL 
NEWSQL 
The benchmark consisted of Node.js instances simultaneously executing Voter
transactions against the VoltDB database. Each Node.js instance processed
transactions at throughput of ~11,000 per second, and scaling was highly linear from
32 to 64 instances, at which point the benchmark had achieved aggregate
throughput of 695,000 TPS.

17. TRADITIONAL SQL NOSQL

18.  TRADITIONAL SQL – Structured Query language
 NOSQL- UNQL,CQL…………
 NewSQL- SQL

19. PROPERTIES TRADITIONAL SQL NOSQL NEWSQL
ACID PROPERTY
IN MEMORY DB
BIG DATA
RDBMS

20.  The world's largest distributed database
 Store data across multiple data centers, millions of
machines and trillions of rows.
 Internally used by Google.
 Has a true time API to avoid latency problems.
 Supports Google's Advertising business.
 It is fault tolerant to large scale outages.
 Offers very high availability and latency (Aiming for 99%
and 50 ms)
 Spanner has evolved from a Bigtable-like versioned key-
value store

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 http://nosql-database.org/
 http://www.mysql.com/
 http://newsql.sourceforge.net/