Community Picks·3yIntroducing the TERN stack and how to migrate from MERN to TERN
Introducing the TERN stack and how to migrate from MERN to TERN. MERN is a web technology stack consisting of MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js. This tutorial will assume you're using Tigris Cloud or a self-hosted instance of Tigris.
Amplication·3ySQL Versus NoSQL Databases: Which to Use, When, and Why
The right choice means we can scale up an application quickly and handle increasing user requests without encountering problems. Choosing the right database for your application is no mean feat, given the number of available databases. There are many differences between SQL and NoSQL databases, such as how they handle relational data, their query languages.
Community Picks·3yCreating database-driven Astro sites with the Tigris Astro integration
The Tigris integration allows you to use Tigris as your database, and pull your data into your Astro site. This means you can build a static site with Astro, and use the Tigris to power your content. The integration for Astro is available on npm.
ByteByteGo·3yFactors to Consider in Database Selection
Alex Xu: Scalability Scalability is a critical aspect of any database. It determines how well the system can accommodate growth, he says. NoSQL databases, on the other hand, were designed with scalability in mind. They employ various strategies, such as sharding and partitioning, to distribute data across multiple servers.
Community Picks·3yMongoDB vs DynamoDB vs Tigris - a NoSQL Database Comparison
MongoDB vs DynamoDB vs Tigris - a NoSQL Database Comparison. Tigris is an open source NoSQL database and search platform that you can run in any cloud, on your own hardware, or have it managed for you via Tigris Cloud. Here we'll look at how Tigris compares both to MongoDB and DynamoDB.