You say SQL Databases can't scale ? | SQL vs NO-SQL | Similarities and Differences | Arpit Bhayani

[@stevenspellberg]

Loved the interview. Arpit can simplify tech topics like Database design even for Non Engg folks. This is a rare skill

[@Techie007]

I agree. He has great knowledge.

[@TechOnScreen]

good discussion ! create more of such content.

[@Techie007]

Thank you.

[@udyanishere]

Interest bump. Awesome

[@Techie007]

Thank you.

[@sdef719]

Really way more informative. Hope this kind of content creator grow more than hype creators. ❤️

[@Techie007]

Thank you so much.

[@AdityaMishra004]

Great content. Subscribed.

[@Techie007]

Thank you so much.

[@ZoySauce]

Really informative video, thanks for this interview series! Loved this video! 🙂

[@Techie007]

Thank you so much!!

[@aayushjain1890]

Is there a part 2 coming? As it ended with a question.

[@Techie007]

Yes it is. Today

[@rishabhghosh155]

Amazing Video! I missed out on the database implementation class in university and wanted to cover up ground there. Could Arpit please recommend his favorite book for writing storage engines and optimization? Thanks, waiting for more content boss :)

[@rishabhghosh155]

Really good diagrams too

[@rjarora]

I've taken more than 200 interviews. If they decide to go with NoSQL, most say that NoSQL is scalable, so we will use it. Widespread misconception!

[@snghnishant]

It all comes down to storage engine implementation and how it handles cache, i/o ops

[@subratsingh6204]

The level of curiosity and energy is amazing. Love to watch you guys and take some notes for my interview. 😅

[@Techie007]

Thank you so much.

[@udyanishere]

Part 2 please

[@Techie007]

Part 2 is on.

[@dineshjmsbw25]

Great video, thanks for the informative content. Can you suggest some good books to get good hold on the DBs ?

[@Techie007]

Will try to find out and share.

[@shreyanshsinha37]

@@Techie007 any updates ?

[@sonalsrivastava9064]

Great video, very informative. A small request to the host, you don't really need to 'hmm hmm' while the other person speaks, its kinda irritating. Anyways, thanks a lot.

[@Techie007]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@abhilashkr1175]

What's the difference between embedded database vs in-memory database? Like rocksdb vs redis

[@Techie007]

Video on it soon.

[@AsliEngineering]

There are videos about it on my channel. Both are covered. Check them out.

[@abhijitgm5]

Make video on YDB

[@Techie007]

Will do

[@abhijitgm5]

Running databases in kubernetes in multi region with multi master.

[@niwanshumaheshwari4534]

How come he did not talk about LSM trees which is also a storage engine and outperform B+ tree in write heavy use cases.

[@mr.curious1329]

Bhaiya is Mtech really necessary to grab high positions in tech companies like that of a Manager and director?

[@Techie007]

No it is not.

[@mr.curious1329]

@@Techie007 Thanks

[@anuranroy4617]

Techie007: 0 Fluff 0 Hype 7 #asliengineering BTW, there's a product called Fugue for scaling SQL across clusters! You might want to see that!

[@Techie007]

Thank you so much! Glad you liked it :)

[@Ankush38u]

How did the video end with a question?

[@Techie007]

Part 2 is here.

[@divyanshupandey4041]

i still didn't get my answer, why sql databases cannot scale

[@Techie007]

They do scale. That's what we discussed with the help of sharding etc and dropping some constraints of ACID.