Relational databases have dominated the industry for the past few decades. They store the data in tables of rows and columns and logical connection between data entities is established by linking these tables. All Relational databases use SQL- conventional way for storing and retrieving data. MS SQL, Oracle, MySQL, Postgres etc. are some popular Relational database systems. These traditional (relational) databases have been very popular and perfect choice for storing the ‘related’ data, these fits well with modeling real-world business entities (e.g., customers, orders, products, etc.) and the business relationships that exist between them. But the principle of ‘no one