Aruna Das

@arunadas

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Joined July 2023

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15 + years of IT experience as senior Data engineer based out of bay area California. I enjoy learning new things whether technical or otherwise. Hashnode is my journal of learning path... If you like any of the topics you are welcome to follow along ...

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ADAruna Dasarunadas.hashnode.devJan 20, 2025 · 6 min read

Bitter Truth About Knowledge

I will not delve into the details of learning techniques, or how short-term and long-term memory work, etc. Perhaps we can discuss those another day. Today, I want to focus on sharing my perspective on knowledge. Although I am a techie but this appli...

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ADAruna Dasarunadas.hashnode.devApr 14, 2024 · 3 min read

Starting a New Quest : Gardening

About I am both excited and nervous as I embark on a new journey into the world of gardening. The wonders of nature, including wildlife and plants, have always fascinated me deeply. During my childhood, I gained some exposure to gardening through pot...

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ADAruna Dasarunadas.hashnode.devApr 14, 2024 · 6 min read

Version Stamp : Technique of conflict resolution — 8

NoSQL has faced criticism for not supporting transactions and ACID, hence it’s believed to be unable to meet consistency requirements. However, this is not entirely correct because, as we saw in previous articles, NoSQL does support atomic updates at...

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ADAruna Dasarunadas.hashnode.devApr 14, 2024 · 7 min read

Conflict Resolution — 7

Consistency is considered hard to achieve in a distributed cluster. Terms like CAP theorem and eventual consistency are used to describe consistency, whereas relational databases are considered consistent because of ACID transactions. Now, consistenc...

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ADAruna Dasarunadas.hashnode.devApr 14, 2024 · 6 min read

Distribution Decisions : What are your options? — 6

With an increase in data volumes, scaling up becomes costly and, beyond a certain point, impossible. NoSQL has the ability to run a database on a large cluster. Depending on your distribution model, the datastore can handle large quantities of data, ...

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Conflict Resolution — 7

Distribution Decisions : What are your options? — 6

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Aruna Das's blogs

Recently published

Bitter Truth About Knowledge

Starting a New Quest : Gardening

Version Stamp : Technique of conflict resolution — 8

Conflict Resolution — 7

Distribution Decisions : What are your options? — 6