cap-theorem
There are 12 repositories under cap-theorem topic.
imaarov/DBA.md
Database Administrator Markdown
SamirPaulb/Grokking-System-Design
Systems design is the process of defining the architecture, modules, interfaces, and data for a system to satisfy specified requirements. Systems design could be seen as the application of systems theory to product development.
Devinterview-io/cap-theorem-interview-questions
🟣 CAP Theorem interview questions and answers to help you prepare for your next software architecturea and design patterns interview in 2024.
shanicohen1902/no-sql-db-comparison
The way to find the best solution for data storage is to understand what challenges need to be solved and what solutions are available in the market, according to the non-functional requirements. If the data needs to grow fast, the data schema needs to be flexible, and performance is necessary, probably NoSql DB is the right solution for data storage. In this project, I compared five popular NoSql products - Redis, MongoDB, Cassandra, ElasticSearch, and CouchBase. Those products are fundamentally different from each other and can solve various use cases. Feel free to comment, star, and contribute to the project
abhishekakade/terms-in-dev
Terms, Abbreviations, Mnemonics, etc used in Software Development/Engineering.
joaop21/Decentralized-Aggregation
Large Scale Distributed Systems Assessment
marcusvieira88/cap-theorem
This project has some examples of the CAP theorem
pawanit17/system-design-sonnets
A repo of system design concepts and principles that help in both progression towards an architect role as well as for cracking product based companies.
sabharish-21/covid-analysis-mongoDB-explored
A covid data analysis application mainly focused on the applications of mongoDB databse
BrenoFariasdaSilva/Research-Methodology
My Work Proposal for the Research Methodology Subject.
NicoG96/The-Software-Engineering-Interview
SWE interview preparation material
shivanshkc/contester
A program that tests whether a given key-store implementation is consistent + partition-tolerant.