Thank you Jordan. I watch your video everytime before actually reading the corresponding chapter in DDIA. It really helps me indexing and prepares me for understanding.
Plz keep up your content, they are so awesome and so helpful! I'm an ex-FB engineer but was unfortunately laid off and your videos actually helped me a lot learning about system design! So well made sometimes make me question my level of competency haha!
Is it fair to compare change data capture with 2 phase commits? As I understand, in change data capture, you can have stale reads, but in 2 phase commits, you cannot. Am I missing something?
You're correct, but the positive of CDC is that you don't have to do a two phase commit lol It's strong consistency vs eventual consistency (barring someone literally smashing your server, which is always possible)
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Thank you Jordan. I watch your video everytime before actually reading the corresponding chapter in DDIA. It really helps me indexing and prepares me for understanding.
Really great to hear!
Your videos are very crisp and full of information. Thank you, keep making.
Plz keep up your content, they are so awesome and so helpful! I'm an ex-FB engineer but was unfortunately laid off and your videos actually helped me a lot learning about system design! So well made sometimes make me question my level of competency haha!
Will do man!! Looking forwards to hearing about your next role when you get it!
10 K subs coming!...🎉❤
Thanks Jordan :)
Thanks for watching!
Of course you went to cornell
It's the cause of my depression
Is it fair to compare change data capture with 2 phase commits? As I understand, in change data capture, you can have stale reads, but in 2 phase commits, you cannot. Am I missing something?
You're correct, but the positive of CDC is that you don't have to do a two phase commit lol
It's strong consistency vs eventual consistency (barring someone literally smashing your server, which is always possible)