Performance comparison of NOSQL and RDBSM systems

Relational and non-relational database structures are compared. The aim is performance comparison while reading different sizes of data. The same data was loaded to relational and non-relational systems and measured via a program. In the end it is interpreted that which system handles which data size and process load better in serving data to consumers. In the light of this information it is concluded that non-relational system performs better for databases with less count or complexity of queries while relational system performs better if the database has more count or complexity of queries. This paper aims to guide database engineers and developers that work on databases, which systems are better in specific situations.