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#DB #Sharding
I am currently reading a lot about systems design for distributed systems. Data management is one of the most complex parts (at least for me, a person, who did not work with it much).

I looked through different "non-distributed" terms like indexing, views, materialised views. The other part is about partitilning/sharding,data replication, leader election algorithms, and how all that correlates with CAP theorem. One should carefully choose between relational and non-relational DBs.

In this article, it is written very well about scaling and sharding for relational DBs.

I highly recommend this, if you also struggle with the concept of Sharding for Relational DBs


Sharding with Amazon Relational Database Service | AWS Database Blog
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/sharding-with-amazon-relational-database-service/
Amazon Sharding with Amazon Relational Database Service | Amazon Web Services Sharding, also known as horizontal partitioning, is a popular scale-out approach for relational databases. Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) is a managed relational database service that provides great features to make sharding easy to use…
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