@artemzhuravel1981
Great format! Looking forward to see more shorts from you! It‘s easier to consume information in such a way👍
@Kawasakifanboy
This is one of the most insightful shorts I’ve come across recently Where can I get a more detailed write up on this?
@symbol767
Perfect explanation while short and to the point
@houaribenguesmiachadly6504
This will not work in a design system setting unless you can dive deep in each decision you make and answer in depth question any challenge/question from the interviewer, it will also make you look focused on tech rather than pattern, which could lead to you being viewed as a entry level candidate
@Dizzydizzydizzy7
I love these short tid bits of knowledge! Please post more 😊
@sridevichavali-nf7jf
This is so well explained 🤯
@natenoisy7571
You are the teacher I never had
@ivanbravomunoz1305
Short answer, Postgres can probably do it
@rasheedlewis1
But the question is still the same at the end
@이병욱-u7q
Thank you for your short contents! It is pretty helpful.
@zunpingcheng7616
what matters is which one you have a qualified DBA
@tevonwalker4339
Great short form, informational content
@reelsgram_shortstube
can you please make a detailed video on this topic.
@MrNeelpandit
Love your content, this is super helpful
@SinCityGT3
Thank you! This question always made me laugh. SQL can scale so well these days, saying you need high throughput so you need Cassandra is ridiculous. There are also some crazy databases like Aerospike that are significantly faster than even redis at scale. Honestly there are so many databases these days you almost can't pick the "best" without testing on your specific data.
@kiang.9237
so do we choose postgres or dynamoDB? yes i understand that the question is outdated, and the system design is all about tradeoffs, but we have to eventually make a decision given some context so what are other factors we need to consider besides the ones listed so that we can actually differentiate what DB to use?
@devgupta9469
Provide a list of what requirements matches with databases.
@johnnyquesada750
So the answer?
@VahidOnTheMove
Can you make a video when one should choose Cassandra over DynamoDb?
@TRoss-ru6sg