An application requires a database that can scale horizontally to handle a high volume of write operations and does not require complex joins or transactions. Which type of database is most suitable?
Data warehouse.
Relational database.
Non-relational database.
In-memory database.
Non-relational databases are designed to scale horizontally, making them ideal for applications with high write throughput requirements. They store data without a fixed schema, which means they can handle large volumes of data without the overhead of complex joins or transactions. Relational databases scale vertically and are better suited for applications requiring complex queries and transactions. Data warehouses are optimized for analytical processing rather than for handling high volumes of write operations. In-memory databases store data in memory for fast access but are not primarily designed for scaling write operations across multiple servers.
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