In this newsletter, we’ll cover the following topics: How is a SQL statement executed in the database? How does Netflix scale push messaging for millions of devices? Amazon DynamoDB HTTP/1 → HTTP/2 → HTTP/3 (YouTube video) What is API? How is a SQL statement executed in the database?
Hi Alex, I understand that you are trying to simplify things and hence keeping it as succinct as possible. However, I feel that a transaction manager is more concerned with the session. For example, if an update statement is executed once, even if we don't commit it, the next get call will retrieve this latest data and that means that this get call is aware of the transaction. Please do let me know if i am incorrect. Thanks.
I can't see any explanation for DynamoDB's design choices.
we should get more #underthehood series. love from dhaka.
Hi Alex, I understand that you are trying to simplify things and hence keeping it as succinct as possible. However, I feel that a transaction manager is more concerned with the session. For example, if an update statement is executed once, even if we don't commit it, the next get call will retrieve this latest data and that means that this get call is aware of the transaction. Please do let me know if i am incorrect. Thanks.
so thanksful
Nice one !! Thanks !!!
amazing.
Thanks, this is a very good one. I think it'd be fair to link articles, when you refer to them.