Databases
Time-Series Databases: When to Reach for One
When a time-series database earns its place over a general-purpose one, and what you give up in exchange for the speed it buys you.
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When a time-series database earns its place over a general-purpose one, and what you give up in exchange for the speed it buys you.
Schema design principles for MongoDB that hold up under real query patterns, not just the ones that look clean in a demo.
How common table expressions clean up nested subqueries, and how recursive CTEs turn hierarchical data into a solvable SQL problem.
When strict normalization protects you, when it just adds joins, and how to denormalize deliberately instead of by accident.
A comparison of range, list, and hash partitioning strategies, when each one earns its operational complexity, and when it's premature.