Google Cloud Datastore is a fully managed NoSQL document database service provided by Google Cloud Platform. It is designed for web and mobile applications, offering automatic scaling, sharding, and replication. The system supports schema-less data modeling, ACID transactions, and SQL-like queries via GQL.
- Developer
- Country of Origin
- US
- Start Year
- 2013
- Project Type
- Commercial
- Operating System
- Hosted
- License
- Proprietary
Google Cloud Datastore is a fully managed NoSQL document database service provided by Google Cloud Platform. It is designed for web and mobile applications, offering automatic scaling, sharding, and replication. The system supports schema-less data modeling, ACID transactions, and SQL-like queries via GQL.
History
Initially released in May 2013 as part of Google App Engine, Datastore was developed to provide a scalable database solution for cloud applications. Over time, it evolved into Firestore in Datastore mode, which maintains backward compatibility with the original API while incorporating new capabilities and infrastructure improvements.
Citations
4 sources- Datastore | Google Cloud google.com
- Firestore in Datastore mode documentation | Google Cloud Documentation google.com
- Google Cloud Datastore - Wikipedia wikipedia.org
- https://docs.cloud.google.com/datastore/docs/concepts/transactions google.com