The Evolution of Database Architectures
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Survey of how traditional enterprise DBMS architectures (Oracle, MS SQL Server, PostgreSQL) — whose core designs date back over thirty years — show architectural bottlenecks for modern high-load systems, and examination of techniques used in newer database platforms to address those limits.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Database evolution introduction
- 1:50Historical I/O limits
- 10:01Traditional architecture problems
- 16:34Smart storage systems
- 23:22Hybrid and distributed databases
- 33:13Modern DBMS selection criteria
- 35:40Ideal database: myth or reality
- 42:26Q&A
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