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Datastore is a scalable NoSQL database that automatically handles sharding, replication, and handling of your applications’ load. It handles failover, and Snapshotting for you, freeing you to focus on building great applications. It is designed with an open API to support any language or platform and uses standard HTTP and WebSockets for connectivity. Datastore is an ideal choice for new applications that need to scale. It’s also great for adding a high-performance, fully replicated NoSQL database to an existing application.
Moreover, you also get an easy-to-use client library and APIs that are compatible with the most popular programming languages, including Java, Clojure, and Python. Datastore requires less manual tuning than other NoSQL solutions for horizontal read/write scaling because it has built-in support for scaling out on multiple servers. Developers can use it as a drop-in replacement for proprietary solutions like MongoDB or MySQL because it supports the exact same JSON data model and features that developers are used to, but with significantly better performance. All in all, Datastore is a great platform that you can consider among its alternatives.


















