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Cloudant

Cloudant is an IBM software product, which is primarily delivered as a cloud-based service. Cloudant is a non-relational, distributed database service of the same name. Cloudant is based on the Apache-backed CouchDB project and the open source BigCouch project.

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Developers
Original development by Cloudant, now developed by IBM, based on Apache CouchDB
License
Monthly subscription or perpetual software license agreement, Proprietary
Type
NoSQL, DBaaS

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Cloudant

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Edges17
Triples34
Avg. degree1.89
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Cloudant

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related to history · 16
Cloudant → Adam Kocoloski, Alan Hoffman, Apache License, August, Avalon Ventures, BigCouch, Combinator, In, In August, January, Large Hadron Collider, Michael Miller, MIT, Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider, Silicon Valley, The
related to Differences with CouchDB · 6
Cloudant → Application, Chained MapReduce ViewsJava Language, Cloudant's, CouchDB, Java, View Server
related to External links · 4
Cloudant → Cloudant Archived, Cloudant Search, CouchDBIBM Information Management, Wayback MachineCouchDBBigCouchDeveloper Preview
is a · 2
Cloudant → IBM software product, non-relational
Developers · 1
Cloudant → Original development by Cloudant, now developed by IBM, based on Apache CouchDB
License · 1
Cloudant → Monthly subscription or perpetual software license agreement, Proprietary
Type · 1
Cloudant → NoSQL, DBaaS
Website · 1
Cloudant → cloudant.com

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couchdb ibm bigcouch service data database analytics software cloud cloudant's march apache based 2010 project distributed name provides nosql computing

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CloudantDevelopersOriginal development by Cloudant, now developed by IBM, based on Apache CouchDB1.00infobox
CloudantLicenseMonthly subscription or perpetual software license agreement, Proprietary1.00infobox
CloudantTypeNoSQL, DBaaS1.00infobox
CloudantWebsitecloudant.com1.00infobox
Cloudantis aIBM software product0.90text
Cloudantis anon-relational0.90text
the Large Hadron Colliderinstance ofThe three met in the physics department at MIT where they worked with large data sets from experiments0.80text
the Relativistic Heavy Ion Colliderinstance ofThe three met in the physics department at MIT where they worked with large data sets from experiments0.80text
Cloudantrelated to Differences with CouchDBCloudant's0.60section
Cloudantrelated to Differences with CouchDBCouchDB0.60section
Cloudantrelated to Differences with CouchDBChained MapReduce ViewsJava Language0.60section
Cloudantrelated to Differences with CouchDBView Server0.60section

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