Oracle is not the first to come out with a MongoDB compatible API. We have just frankly all forgotten about it.” “We had the same discussion in the 2000s with XML and databases and the same discussion in the ’90s with object databases. “SQL has always been in demand we don’t think this is ever going away,” Venzl said. Even MongoDB has introduced SQL compatibility for its aggregation pipeline, Venzl noted. Despite the popularity of NoSQL for unstructured data, SQL is not disappearing anytime soon. Oracle’s view of the SQL versus NoSQL landscape is one in which there is plenty of opportunity for both. The firm added over 2,000 customers during its third quarter alone last year. The subsequent rise of NoSQL, which has flexible schemas for applications with large amounts of data, has helped fuel MongoDB’s growth. It has been well over 40 years since structured query language became the industry standard in the database world, but not everything fits into rows and columns. With cloud services, the reason why developers choose these is so they don’t have to manage them.” Rise of NoSQL “No developer likes to tune the database. “We firmly believe that Autonomous Database is the next generation of cloud services with all of the self-driving features built in,” Venzl said.
Oracle’s cloud services framework offers a way to leverage the capabilities provided by a cross-platform, document-oriented database program like MongoDB. Developers want automation and in-database access to various enterprise capabilities, such as analytics or machine learning, without having to rework database applications to get them. MongoDB is ranked as the fifth most popular database platform, regularly listed at the top for NoSQL options.Ī key ingredient in Oracle’s announcement is the API’s tie to the cloud-driven Autonomous Database. Oracle’s latest move is likely to be greeted positively by a number of developers. “You can start as a document store if you wish to do so if you want to write SQL queries on top, you can do so.”
“It’s one database cloud service on Oracle Cloud where it allows you to do anything,” Venzl said.
Oracle’s API addition also allows MongoDB applications to connect with an online transaction processing database, or OLTP relational database applications can access MongoDB-based data. The MongoDB API will enable SQL queries for JSON data. The new API provides Oracle users with the ability to run MongoDB data applications on the Oracle Autonomous JSON database and the company’s Autonomous Database cloud service. They discussed the latest announcement, use cases for Oracle’s Autonomous Database, merits of both SQL and NoSQL in the enterprise, and future expansion of the converged database. Venzl spoke with Dave Vellante, host of theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio, in a recent exclusive interview. It’s bringing the many features of single-purpose databases that people like and use together into one technology so everybody can benefit from it.” “It’s a continuation of the converged database story. “The MongoDB API is now the next step forward to give developers this advanced programming interface that they’ve gotten to love and use,” said Gerald Venzl (pictured), distinguished product manager at Oracle. Enterprises will now be able to leverage the Oracle Autonomous Database without having to rework the MongoDB environment. announced availability of the Oracle Database API for MongoDB. That was the validation NoSQL document database provider MongoDB received in early February when Oracle Corp. When a $40 billion database industry giant takes enough interest in a technology to build its own application programming interface for it, that’s an indication the technology has legitimate appeal.
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