NoSQL Solution for a Hosted Site

I'm operating on a hosted site without the option to install software packages (i.e.; unsupported binaries) and I'm interested in the benefits of NoSQL for a potentially database intensive site.

Are there开发者_运维技巧 any solutions of NoSQL that can easily be implemented with little-to-no sysadmin involvement?

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Many of the NoSQL databases have hosted versions available.

MongoHQ is an example of one for MongoDB.

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Have you thought about using 3rd party hosted DB solutions? For instance Google hosts their App Engine "platform" along with its Datastore. (http://code.google.com/appengine/)

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As mentioned there are many hosted solutions that tend to be located on Rackspace Cloud Servers, or Amazon EC2 servers which you should be able to hook into. As a bonus many of them them (at least CouchDB and Mongo) eiher support natively or have extension that allow queries to be made over HTTP which should simplify connecting to them greatly. These hosted solutions manage 99% of the daily (and general) sysadmin faff so that you just worry about creating the database and reading and writing data to it.
(Just don't forget to allow your currents servers IP access to the hosted nosql DB when you wonder why it doesn't work)

CouchDB examples
http://cloudant.com/
http://www.iriscouch.com/

Mongo example
https://mongolab.com/home/