Databases using JSON as storage/transport format [closed]

Answer 1

If you want to store your JSON document in AppEngine's Datastore, you can have a look at Ubud-db, https://bitbucket.org/f94os/ubud-db/wiki Ubud-db is a Document store on AppEngine with a REST-JSON API.

Answer 2

This is a non-authoritative list.

• CouchDB
• FleetDB
• MongoDB
• OrientDB
• Apache Cassandra
• Redis
• RavenDB

Source: Wikipedia - Document Oriented Databases

Answer 3

MongoDb is the one that uses a binary JSON storage format. I don't know if there is another that is document oriented. Most of the others are key value stores and can only retrieve an object based on one key.

Answer 4

Persevere is another DB that is loaded up with JSON:

http://www.persvr.org/

Primary transport is JSON HTTP/REST

Data is stored as JSON

It has a native JS/JSON client for running directly from the browser.

If you want a schema then it is defined using JSON

Answer 5

postgresql recently added a json datatype

postgre json datatype

Answer 6

MongoDB does not use JSON but BSON.

RethinkDB is a document oriented database with a JSON data model, which supports sharding and replication