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How do you store all this data?
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- SQL Basics Course
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Amazon S3 at Dropbox
- They have since moved away (only as of 2016), but it is still a great use case for Amazon S3.
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For this reason, data storage tools and
frameworks make up a large part of
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the major tools and
frameworks in the big data ecosystem.
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We'll be taking a look at these three
major classes of data storage systems.
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Relational databases are used to store
structured data like we just talked about.
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These databases store the structured data
according to what is known as a schema.
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A schema defines the way the data
is organized in the system,
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also known as its structure.
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Relational databases use a query
language that can access these schemas,
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most typically a dialect of SQL, which
stands for structured query language.
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