Harish Sharmaharishsharma.hashnode.dev·Nov 7, 2024Delete a Pod in KubernetesWhen you delete a pod in Kubernetes, several things happen as part of Kubernetes’ pod lifecycle and orchestration to maintain the desired state of the cluster: 1. Graceful Termination Process Initiated When you delete a pod, Kubernetes triggers a gr...Discuss#Pods
Shreyansh Guptashreyanshgupta.hashnode.dev·Oct 26, 2024Replication formats in databasesIn this article, we are going to understand the different replication formats. Problem statement We have 2 database nodes. The first one is a source node. This node is directly communicating with the application. All the writes are applied to this no...DiscussDatabases
Jayachandran Ramadossaskjr.hashnode.dev·Oct 24, 2024Database Replication: What’s Shaping Tomorrow’s Data Systems?As we move further into the digital age, the way we handle and store data continues to evolve. One key aspect of data management that has gained significant attention is database replication. Replication helps ensure data availability, reliability, a...Discussreplication
Subhanshu Mohan Guptablogs.subhanshumg.com·Oct 10, 2024Designing an Effective Fallback Plan for Kubernetes FailuresWelcome to Part VII of my Kubernetes series, where we’ll explore the essential strategies for building a robust disaster recovery and fallback plan for your Kubernetes workloads. In this article we'll cover everything from failover strategies and mul...Discuss·10 likes·26 readsMastering Kubernetes: Revolutionizing Cloud-Native OperationsDisaster recovery
Vibhor Guptavibhorgupta.hashnode.dev·Sep 26, 2024Sharding 101: Picking the Right Shard Key for Database ScalabilityAs databases grow, especially in data-heavy applications, the need for scaling becomes critical. When faced with the challenge of massive datasets, engineers often turn to sharding as a potential solution. But contrary to popular belief, sharding is ...DiscussDatabases
Định Nguyễn Trươngdinhdev.hashnode.dev·Sep 15, 20244 Levels of Data Replication in Azure StorageImagine working on a critical application where losing data equals losing business. Outages, hardware failure, natural disasters could happen anytime, and that means you could be out of business by bad luck. Implementing replication and backup proces...Discussazure-storage
Vivek Khatritech.peculiarvivek.com·Sep 6, 2024DDIA Chapter 5 - Replication - Part 2 - Thoughts and notesWelcome back folks. We are going to continue from where we left off in the last blog. We discussed Replication Logs, so now we are going to dive into the Problems with Replication Logs. Problems with Replication Logs Let's say you have a read heavy s...DiscussDatabases
Vivek Khatritech.peculiarvivek.com·Sep 1, 2024DDIA - Chapter 5 - Replication - thoughts and notes - Part 1Why replicate db data? keep data close to customer (improve latency) high availability increased read throughput Leaders and followers - who are they? Leaders - well, the name suggests the meaning, all writes to the leader node Followers - wel...Discussreplication
Sai SrirampurforPeerDB Blogblog.peerdb.io·Aug 28, 2024Postgres to ClickHouse: Data Modeling TipsLast month, we acquired PeerDB, a company that specializes in Postgres CDC. PeerDB makes it fast and simple to replicate data from Postgres to ClickHouse. A common question from PeerDB users is how to model their data in ClickHouse after the replicat...Discuss·217 readsPostgreSQL
Adewole Caleb Erioluwacaleberioluwa.hashnode.dev·Aug 21, 2024How to Implement Data Replication and Versioning in GolangMy recent study of the replication chapter of the DDIA text was quite intense, and not so much fun since I had to process a lot of information. On the bright side, I gained practical insight into how to replicate data and why it is important in a dis...Discuss·60 readsgolang
