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Multi-tenants and Branches in Neon Serverless PostgreSQL

Percona

Tenants Multi-tenancy is a software architecture pattern where a single instance of a software application serves multiple tenants, allowing them to share resources like storage, processing power, and memory while maintaining separate, secure access to their respective data.

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Use Digital Twins for the Next Generation in Telematics

ScaleOut Software

Real-Time Digital Twins Can Add Important New Capabilities to Telematics Systems and Eliminate Scalability Bottlenecks. Every few seconds, the application servers collect batches of snapshots and write them to the database where they can be queried by dispatchers managing the fleet.

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Data Consistency in Apache Cassandra — Part 2

Software Architecture

Source: [link] Cassandra has tunable consistency which means that not only on the database level, you can tune the immediate and eventual consistency of your data per query/operation by setting the read CL (consistency level) and write CL. You get high performance reads and writes. You’d never want to set write CL = ALL, read CL = ALL.

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Data Consistency in Apache Cassandra — Part 1

Software Architecture

Consistency The topic and concept of consistency is very important when you work with a distributed database like Cassandra. When you’re working with a database which runs on only one server, consistency is a non-issue. For all these benefits, the price you pay is lower consistency. So, your consistency guarantees are much lower.

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UI Design Patterns That Don't Scale

SQL Performance

It’s also a good way to not overwhelm the database servers … usually. That kind of feedback is necessary to help build maintainable, scalable solutions. Michael J Swart is a passionate database professional and blogger who focuses on database development and software architecture. Paged Results.

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Data Consistency in Apache Cassandra — Part 3

Software Architecture

So, this configuration is a good way to achieve immediate consistency, if you need very high performance, optimize writes at the expense of slower and lower availability on your reads. Cassandra attempts to write the data to all 3 nodes but after this operation is successful, you only have the guarantee that data will be current on 1 node.

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5 tips for architecting fast data applications

O'Reilly Software

Google was among the pioneers that created “web scale” architectures to analyze the massive data sets that resulted from “crawling” the web that gave birth to Apache Hadoop, MapReduce, and NoSQL databases. The data shape will dictate capacity planning, tuning of the backbone, and scalability analysis for individual components.