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Database performance refers to the efficiency and responsiveness of a database system in terms of processing queries, managing data, and handling transactions, with optimization strategies including index creation, query tuning, proper database design, and hardware considerations to ensure optimal speed and reliability.
Author: Philip McMahon In April, the Guardian significantly shifted its content management system (CMS) by migrating from MongoDB to PostgreSQL on Amazon RDS. The Guardian’s CMS tool, Composer, which produces most of its content, was previously backed by a MongoDB database on AWS. This database held about 2.3 million content […]
We can use the SHOW EVENTS statement to list MySQL’s scheduled events by SQL. The syntax for the SHOW EVENTS statement is as follows: The schema_name parameter is optional. If you specify a schema name, the SHOW EVENTS statement will only list the scheduled events in that schema. The pattern […]
Choosing the right partition key is essential in designing and building scalable and reliable applications on top of DynamoDB. What is a partition key? DynamoDB supports two types of primary keys: Why do I need a partition key? DynamoDB stores data as groups of attributes known as items. Items are […]