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timilearning.com
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| | | | | Distributed databases typically divide their tables into partitions spread across different servers which get accessed by many clients. In these databases, client transactions often span the different servers, as the transactions may need to read from various partitions. A distributed transaction is a database transaction which spans multiple servers. This post will detail how databases guarantee some ACID properties when executing distributed transactions. | |
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jepsen.io
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surfingcomplexity.blog
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| | | | | In the previous blog post, we saw how a transaction isolation strategy built on multi-version concurrency control (MVCC) does not implement the serializable isolation level. Instead, it implements a weaker isolation level called snapshot isolation. In this post, I'll discuss how that MVCC model can be extended in order to achieve serializability, based on work... | |
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www.onehouse.ai
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| | | Discover how to effectively use Apache Hudi? along with Iceberg and Delta Lake in modern data lakes. This article explores why organizations need multiple table formats, breaks down their unique strengths, and explains how new tools enable seamless integration across formats while maintaining performance and reducing complexity. | ||
