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Why Total Cost of Ownership Is a Critical Metric in High-Availability Databases


In the world of data management, the focus often zeroes in on the performance, scalability, and reliability of database systems. Total cost of ownership (TCO) is a crucial aspect that should hold equal – if not more – importance. TCO isn’t just a financial metric; it’s a comprehensive assessment that can significantly impact a business’s […]

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Author: Eero Teerikorpi

Mastering Microsoft SQL Server: Analyzing and Optimizing Complex Queries


In the realm of database management, particularly with Microsoft SQL Server, understanding and optimizing complex queries is crucial for maintaining system performance and efficiency. As databases grow and complexity, the queries used to retrieve, update, or manipulate data can become increasingly intricate, potentially leading to slower response times and decreased application performance. This blog post […]

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Author: Vijay Panwar

No Database Is Perfect: Applying CAP Theorem to Database Choice


Since its introduction to the marketplace in 2000, the consistency, availability, and partition theorem, or CAP theorem, has been a guiding principle in database management. Computer scientist Eric Brewer presented the CAP theorem in a talk about distributed systems that provide web services. Two MIT professors later proved the theorem. It states that a database can be […]

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Author: Shrivathsan Kumar