Distributed data. Algorithms for the work of modern information storage systems
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When it comes to choosing, using and maintaining a database, it is important to understand its internal device. How to understand the huge sea of distributed databases and tools available today? What are they capable of? How do they differ?
Alex Petrov introduces us to the concepts that underlie the internal mechanisms of modern databases and storage facilities. To do this, he had to summarize and systematize disparate information from numerous books, articles, posts, and even from several open source databases.
You will learn about the principles and concepts used in all types of DBMS, with an emphasis on the data storage subsystem and components responsible for the distribution. These algorithms are used in databases, lines of messages, planners and in another important infrastructure software. You will figure out how modern information storage systems work, and this will help to carefully choose the necessary software and identify potential problems
Alex Petrov introduces us to the concepts that underlie the internal mechanisms of modern databases and storage facilities. To do this, he had to summarize and systematize disparate information from numerous books, articles, posts, and even from several open source databases.
You will learn about the principles and concepts used in all types of DBMS, with an emphasis on the data storage subsystem and components responsible for the distribution. These algorithms are used in databases, lines of messages, planners and in another important infrastructure software. You will figure out how modern information storage systems work, and this will help to carefully choose the necessary software and identify potential problems
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Cover:Soft
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- Category:Computer & Technology
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Publication Language:Russian
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Paper:Offset
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ISBN:978-5-4461-1640-9
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