ACID Explained: Atomic, Consistent, Isolated & Durable
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- In this video, we talk about what does it mean for a database to be ACID compliant. After watching this video, you will be able to answer the following questions:
What are the ACID properties of a database?
What are Database transactions?
What are atomic transactions?
What is Atomicity?
What is Consistency?
What is Isolation?
What is Durability?
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Thanks. I loved this. really clear and simple explanation
Great explanation. Easy to understand.
A VERY NICE explanation on ACID.
Well done you.
- Mark (Avanade)
Lecture was Awesome 👍.....!!
Video is amazing - very informative. I've heard about 4 levels of isolation and hoped to hear it as well, but anyway mentioning of optimistic and pessimistic concurrency controls was probably enough.
Thank you!
Very well explained, thanks
After watching videos and reading about this. I finally understand it. Thank you!
Appreciate your efforts on not only the roadmap but all the videos! thanks a lot!
Finally! I was waiting eagerly for the new videos. ❤️
Really amazing explanation
Amazing explanation. Thanks!
thank you so very much for the excellent examples for each of the concepts!! makes it so much easier to wrap my head around :)
Awsome, cant wait for the next system design series to be released
Finally, you are here!! I was waiting for you for a long time.
fantastic explanation. Big thanks 🙏
Very well explained with visuals and animation 👌 which made the concept 👏 understand thank you 🙏
Yayy!! Glad you're back!
i never learned that in university but, i actually did it before. you either have to lock a document/db where inconsistent threads/nodes can write to safely without collision, or you have to use atomar file sections, files or ranges. so that means: using locks can decrease perfomance like crazy, but having redundant documents. but having a atomicity without a lock can cause a lot of extra work!!!
Nicely explained man
Hey Kamran, Happy to see you back. #greatcontent
Thank you so much. :)
Thank you.
Thank you
It is a very, very good example and explanation in a few minutes.
Do you have Indexes videos?
Please make more videos on system design
I do have them planned, stay tuned! :)
Gracias ♥
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? In multi region distributed server system, how does the browser or domain decide which ip need to connect or which is the nearest server ???
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What do you use to make this videos? I mean the animation and transitions?
It's Keynote
@@roadmapsh Thank you! Now, I'll need to look for Keynote for Linux. :D