Analysis of terror events in Turkey using cloud computing technologies and NoSQL databases
2017
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Cloud computing is a new technology to reduce hardware cost and traffic over servers. It increases accessibility time and enables people to reach the knowledge very easily. This technology is also very flexible to scale according to usage demand and recently become very popular and used by many companies across the world. Today, users are spending a lot of times on their mobile phones or tables. Companies had to improve their technologies by boosting their softwares and increasing the number of hardwares which they use in order to accommodate high network traffic and demand. However, increasing the number of hardwares is not always the best solution since the bandwith demands and network traffic are always variable. Cloud computing is the solution for that kind of problems. Companies can instantly increase the number of servers or traffic according to their needs so they wouldn't have to take care of server maintenance. NoSQL offers a viable solution to handle the increasing data quantity as the people spend more and more time on the internet. Classical RDMS systems can face some problems handling large amount of schema variable data. Inspecting and analyzing the big data, running analysis scripts and interpreting results from analyzed data is much easier with NoSQL. In this work, cloud computing and NoSQL databases has been studied. The application has been implemented using these technologies aims to result how effective they are. Keywords: Cloud, Cloud Computing, NoSQL, Big Data, Database
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Dr. Kutlu Eren
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Kutlu Eren (Master Thesis). Analysis of terror events in Turkey using cloud computing technologies and NoSQL databases, 2017, Sakarya University.
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