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    Distributed Database

    Architecture

    Distributed databases are designed to store and manage data across


    multiple, geographically dispersed locations. This architecture provides
    scalability, high availability, and fault tolerance, allowing organizations to
    handle large volumes of data and ensure data resilience.

    BY Suprakash Dhal
    REG NO. 240720100089
    Introduction to Distributed
    Databases

    1 Data Distribution
    Data is stored and managed across multiple servers or data centers,
    providing scalability and redundancy.

    2 Replication
    Data is replicated across multiple nodes, ensuring high availability and
    fault tolerance.

    3 Fault Tolerance
    If one node fails, the system can continue to operate using data from
    other nodes.
    Key Components of a Distributed
    Database
    Nodes Data Storage Communication
    Protocols
    The individual servers or computers that The physical or virtual storage locations
    make up the distributed database where data is stored and managed. The methods used to exchange data
    system. and coordinate between the various
    nodes in the system.
    Data Replication and
    Consistency Models

    Synchronous Asynchronous
    Replication Replication
    Data is replicated immediately Data is replicated to other nodes
    across all nodes, ensuring strong after a write, providing higher
    consistency but potentially lower availability but potentially lower
    availability. consistency.

    Eventual Consistency
    Data will eventually become consistent across all nodes, but there may be
    temporary inconsistencies.
    Partitioning and Sharding
    Strategies

    Horizontal Partitioning
    Data is divided by rows, with different rows stored on different nodes.

    Vertical Partitioning
    Data is divided by columns, with different columns stored on different
    nodes.

    Sharding
    Data is split into smaller, more manageable chunks and distributed
    across multiple nodes.
    Fault Tolerance and High
    Availability

    Redundancy
    Multiple redundant nodes ensure that the system can continue operating even if one or more
    nodes fail.

    Data Backups
    Regular data backups and snapshots help preserve data integrity and enable quick recovery from
    failures.

    Load Balancing
    Distributing workloads across multiple nodes helps maintain high availability and performance.
    Conclusion and Future
    Trends
    1 Continued Growth 2 Emerging
    Technologies
    Distributed databases will
    continue to see increased Advancements in cloud
    adoption as data volumes computing, edge computing,
    and availability requirements and artificial intelligence will
    grow. shape the future of
    distributed databases.

    3 Ongoing Challenges
    Managing data consistency, security, and regulatory compliance will
    remain key challenges for distributed database systems.

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