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benjamincongdon.me
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| | | | | B-Trees are not boring, after all | |
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timilearning.com
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| | | | | Have you ever wondered how data stored in databases actually gets represented on your computer's hard disk? Or why some queries to your database tables benefit from adding indexes on columns? Well, whether you have or not, here's a series of posts that aim to detail my understanding of the journey from inserting a row to a database table, to actually retrieving that row. | |
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surfingcomplexity.blog
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| | | | | I've been reading Alex Petrov's Database Internals to learn more about how databases are implemented. One of the topics covered in the book is a data structure known as the B-tree. Relational databases like Postgres, MySQL, and sqlite use B-trees as the data structure for storing the data on disk. I was reading along with... | |
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