Date & Time:
May 23, 2024 from 4:30 PM – 8 PM
Location:
juggleHUB Coworking, Berlin, Germany
Overview:
To meet the demands of modern applications, relational databases need a radically new architecture — one designed from the ground up to handle voluminous data and transaction loads, resist different types of failure, and function seamlessly during times of peak demand without manual intervention or patchwork scaling strategies.
Distributed SQL is a prime example of this new style of database. It’s an evolved database architecture built from the ground up to deliver the transactional guarantees of relational databases and the horizontal scale of NoSQL databases.
Join us for an insightful evening where we’ll dive into distributed SQL and provide a solution that can scale out to handle data volumes up to a petabyte in size with no downtime. We’ll explore:
- Distributed SQL design fundamentals
- How the Raft consensus algorithm serves as an essential cornerstone for replication
- How distributed transactions maintain ACID properties
- How TiDB, an open-source distributed SQL database, provides native support for high availability and minimizes downtime for critical applications and services
- TiDB’s wide range of tools and features for disaster recovery
Experience modern data infrastructure firsthand.