Simplicity
In terms of simplicity, range-based architecture works best. It does not need any complicated application code and can be implemented easily, unlike key-based or directory-based sharding.
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- Database Concepts and Applications
- Theories and Examples of Relational Databases Introduction to Database Types Data Formats: CSV, JSON, XML, Protobuf, Parquet What is Database Sharding? Scaling DBs Database Isolation Levels Data Modeling for Database Design Efficient Data Storage: Compression and Deduplication Strategies Data Modeling Cheat Sheet A Beginner's Reference to SQL vs. NoSQL Designing a Storage Layer (Ephemeral or Persistent) Understanding the CAP Theorem PostgreSQL Overview and Connection Tutorial Data Warehouse vs Data Lake Data Partitioning For Systems Design Redis Intro and Use Cases Cheat Sheet When to Use Redis and How the Message Broker Works Introduction to Time-Series Databases
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