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Designing Data-Intensive Applications

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Flashcards for the book Designing Data-Intensive Applications (DDIA) written by Martin Kleppmann. Website: https://dataintensive.net/. The deck is currently missing Chapters 1-6, but I hope to add them soon.

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Front What is the common prevention for read skew?
Back Snapshot isolation, which allows a transaction to read from a consistent snapshot corresponding to one particular point in time
Tags databases ddia software system_design
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Tags databases ddia software system_design
Front How do atomic commits apply in a stream processing context?
Back To provide exactly-once processing in the presence of faults, all outputs and side effects of processing an event take effect if and only if the processing is successful. E.g. message sent downstream, db writes, external messages (email or push), acks of incoming message.These should all happen atomically or none at all.
Tags databases ddia software system_design

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