ArchDays MeetUp - Design database: From NF to Denormalization of Data

1 August 19:00 ArchDays will host a meeting in Moscow, where Anton Tsitulsky from Tinkoff will talk about the design of databases. He will start with how when starting a project usually start with a normalized view, which allows you to keep the data in a consistent state. In this format, it is easier to develop a solution, complicate the data model and write queries that can be done without fear of joins, since the load is small. But then some time passes, data becomes more, data requests become more difficult in terms of combining tables, but more predictable, since the main features in the product are already there. And at some point, it's helpful to think about denormalizing data, and perhaps separating how and where data is written and where it's read. (This is about the read-write paths that Kleppmann talked about in detail in his book.). Anyway, this is what Anton will tell you about, and I teased his report a little bit, since I acted as a reviewer for the Confa Program Committee:)

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