NoSQL Visualization Tools

NoSQL databases provide flexible schemas that make it easier to store big data. NoSQL databases are designed for large-scale data storage and can store unstructured, semi-structured, and structured data.

You can visualize a NoSQL database using a tool that natively supports non-tabular data, such as MongoDB Charts and Knowi. You can also use the MongoDB Connector for Business Intelligence to connect to a BI tool. Some BI tools offer their own solutions, such as Pentaho’s Adaption Execution Layer.

NoSQL databases don't use tabular schemas of rows and columns like relational databases do. Depending on the type of the database, data may be stored as JSON documents, as a graph of vertices and edges or even as simple key-value pairs. With data visualization tools such as MongoDB Compass, you can analyze the shape and the type of data stored in your database.