7 Must-know Strategies to Scale Your Database

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[@robgreen022]

Just stick all the data on a single big HD. Problem solved! 😋😋

[@desmondwilson3416]

Is it even legal to make content this good!?

[@MrAtomUniverse]

What software do you use to make the video?

[@sanaefilali-t1y]

hello bytebytego can you make a series of videos explaining reverse engineering web APIs, automation

[@TheShantanu1395]

Data archival is also an excellent technique when the system scales and table size increases apart from partitioning as discussed in some other comments as it decreases overall load on the system. It's better to shard the db, partition it, and archive the older partitions.

[@vivekkumar-lo8bd]

Thank you Alex. wonderful video. Additionally, I believe elastic search is good option as well for scaling reads...if eventual consistency between primary db and elastic search be maintained

[@VelNatCar]

Very useful information. Can I ask what tool you use for design diagrams? Thanks

[@rishiraj2548]

great thanks

[@victormungai]

Is it possible to combine two or more strategies?

[@cyberginx4613]

Hello Sir!!, big fan of your content, very knowledgeable, a quick question what tool do you use to simulate all the workflow diagrams for understanding considering all architectural diagrams

[@NostraDavid2]

Table Partitioning:

[@hnfsrj]

This video dropped when I was considering researching this topic. Awesome !!

[@jouleywooley]

Note to self, time stamps are:

[@szabolcstoth4898]

Thanks! That was informative

[@rafid__]

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[@wsh4and]

You have to give us another tutorial to create those slick animations, please :). Great video btw

[@adilsheikh9916]

thanks for another excellent video....every time I see such videos to make the applications faster, I just wonder that are we pushing the hardware/software limits or we are reducing our patience & sanity limits.

[@SergioAlonso-pancutan]

I would like to have a big enterprise to assign this man as my CTO

[@shahar38]

Thanks for this great video, could you share which software or framework you use to create the animations?

[@nfaza80]

7 Ineffable Paradigms for Augmenting Database Scalability