Open source NoSQL database management system combining document and graph databases with a schema-less data model, ideal for efficient querying and indexing of relationships.
OrientDB is an open source multi-model NoSQL database management system written in Java. It supports graph, document, key/value, and object data models, allowing storage of relationships between data within the database.
OrientDB uses a schema-less document graph data model that stores data in documents similar to MongoDB, but also allows you to create connections between documents to represent relationships. This provides the flexibility of documents with the power of graphs for managing complex interconnected data.
Key features of OrientDB include:
OrientDB is commonly used for applications that need to manage networked data, such as social networks, recommendations, master data management, network monitoring, and more. Its flexibility makes it a good fit for modern applications with rapidly changing data requirements.
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