Database Architecture and NoSQL at Scale with Deno
University of Michigan
In this final course of the PostgreSQL for Everybody specialization, youâll explore how modern databases are built and scaled. Youâll begin by examining PostgreSQLâs architecture, including how it implements CRUD operations, indexing, transactions, and ACID (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability) guarantees. Then youâll shift to NoSQL systems using the Deno environment. Youâll learn how Deno implements a distributed Key-Value store and how it applies BASE (Basic Availability, Soft Stat
About this Course
In this final course of the PostgreSQL for Everybody specialization, youâll explore how modern databases are built and scaled. Youâll begin by examining PostgreSQLâs architecture, including how it implements CRUD operations, indexing, transactions, and ACID (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability) guarantees. Then youâll shift to NoSQL systems using the Deno environment. Youâll learn how Deno implements a distributed Key-Value store and how it applies BASE (Basic Availability, Soft Stat
What You'll Learn
- Understand PostgreSQL architecture; analyze and compare SQL and NoSQL
- Compare and contrast ACID and BASE style architectures and databases
- Create and utilize a Deno KV index in different contexts
Instructors
Charles Russell Severance
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