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Whoah he's right.

Whoah he's right.

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oops did it again

oops did it again

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How do you make 768 servers look like 1? The answer is sharding. I wrote about *why* it's needed and *how* it's achieved for Postgres and MySQL. It's a fun one. Link below.

How do you make 768 servers look like 1? The answer is sharding. I wrote about *why* it's needed and *how* it's achieved for Postgres and MySQL. It's a fun one. Link below.

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You asked for it, so here it is. Visualizing CPU cache speeds relative to RAM. Cache optimization is important too!

You asked for it, so here it is. Visualizing CPU cache speeds relative to RAM. Cache optimization is important too!

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S3 transitioned from eventual consistency to strong consistency. No downtime required, across exabytes of data. "if something happens only once in a billion requests, that means it happens multiple times per day within S3" Werner has a great article on the process (link below)

S3 transitioned from eventual consistency to strong consistency. No downtime required, across exabytes of data. "if something happens only once in a billion requests, that means it happens multiple times per day within S3" Werner has a great article on the process (link below)

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Been working on this for 2 months, and it's finally ready to share! This piece not only *describes* how B-trees and database indexes work, but gives you the opportunity to interact with them, reinforcing the concepts, and providing a bit of fun along the way. Link in thread.

Been working on this for 2 months, and it's finally ready to share! This piece not only *describes* how B-trees and database indexes work, but gives you the opportunity to interact with them, reinforcing the concepts, and providing a bit of fun along the way. Link in thread.

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Fast backups at-scale are made possible by sharding. These require an amazing amount of engineering to nail the infrastructure, orchestration, and reliability. I wrote all about it... with the help of some PlanetScale database geniuses, of course!

Fast backups at-scale are made possible by sharding. These require an amazing amount of engineering to nail the infrastructure, orchestration, and reliability. I wrote all about it... with the help of some PlanetScale database geniuses, of course!

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1 of N reasons why sharding is a great way to scale a database? Backup speed. This is one of the fun little animations I worked on in my recent interactive sharding article. In case you missed it, link below.

1 of N reasons why sharding is a great way to scale a database? Backup speed. This is one of the fun little animations I worked on in my recent interactive sharding article. In case you missed it, link below.

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