DBMS Unit5
DBMS Unit5
Systems
Module: 5
Learning Objectives:
Structure:
5.5 Summary
5.6 Keywords
5.9 Reference
● Benefits:
tasks.
● Challenges:
o Typically relational.
Durability) properties.
o NoSQL databases:
graph databases.
ACID.
databases.
systems.
intelligence.
physically.
or data warehouse.
● Best Practices:
system disruptions.
system performance.
efficiently.
business opportunities.
● Resource Management: Efficient databases consume fewer
resource utilisation.
throughput. Tools like Oracle’s AWR for SQL Server Profiler can
aid in this.
workload.
to a single server.
servers.
Introduction to Sharding
values.
Principles of Replication
security challenges.
database nodes.
easily accessible.
With the rise in cyber threats, regulatory bodies around the world
Introduction to GDPR
personal data.
be eliminated.
worldwide:
● CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act): Focuses on the
GDPR.
deleted.
deletions.
suspicious activities.
regulations.
practices.
With the rapid growth of data and the increased need for efficient
tolerance.
● Data Lakes: They store vast amounts of raw data in its native
data.
and reproducibility.
data heterogeneity.
● Real-time Analytics: The need for instantaneous insights
5.5 Summary
NoSQL databases.
data.
security breaches.
5.6 Keywords
another.
recommendation systems.
mitigated?
Management in India
Introduction:
Background:
and transaction data. However, as the user base grew and the
for handling the catalogue and user activity data, while the
the structured order and billing data was managed with SQL, the
The results were dramatic. Not only did the site's performance
improve, but the new system also allowed for easier scalability.
Questions:
5.9 References
1. "Designing Data-Intensive Applications" by Martin
Kleppmann
Fowler
Watt.