Currently all giant companies are using Nosql database for serving their customers like HBase, Cassandra, Dynamodb , MongoDb , Google’s Big table . Most are open source and capable to handle Big Data requests but all these are still evolving so is there a need of standardization to maintain ACID property and rules for data accessing?
Most of these Databases are born because there specific use cases where not easily doable with the standardized SQL databases.
So a standardization of NoSQL databases makes no sense because all of them is build for a specific use case.
On the basis of my experience with MongoDb, I agree with Martin Holzhauer's observation that standardization runs counter to the special-purpose use of NoSql databases.
Also, the notion that standardization would be needed to maintain ACID properties seems no to apply to NoSql -- currently these properties are enforced by programmers as needed.
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