Designing Data-Intensive Applications – Multi-Object Transactions

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Outlaw Review - Don Bell 30

01:32 • 2min

3

Taco Bell Versus Del Taco.

03:05 • 2min

4

Code Camp in Orlando, Florida

05:09 • 5min

5

SQL Type Baby, This Is Work

10:19 • 3min

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E-Commerce Development - Is Your Database Working?

13:29 • 5min

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Is There a Log for Crash Recovery?

18:25 • 5min

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Kafka - File Handles Matter

23:47 • 2min

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The Requirements of Distributed Transactions

25:56 • 3min

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Do We Really Need Transactions?

28:39 • 2min

11

Search Engines Don't Always Have Perfect Results

30:29 • 1min

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Order E-Commerce - What's the Use Case?

31:58 • 1min

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SQL Server

33:18 • 5min

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Using Mongo DB for Multi-Object Transactions

38:10 • 2min

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The Worst Problems to Deal With

39:57 • 2min

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Jay-Z Takes a Late Night Voice

41:34 • 3min

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I Wouldn't Do Laundry Because I've Worked the Next Day.

44:14 • 2min

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Do You Have a Spotless House?

46:03 • 2min

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The Wizard of Oz or Harry Potter?

47:37 • 4min

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The Good News About Asset Transactions That Fail

51:36 • 4min

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Object Relational Mapping Databases - Transactions?

55:55 • 5min

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Is There a Way to Retry a Database?

01:01:11 • 3min

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How to Avoid Deadlocks in a Retry Loop

01:04:15 • 4min

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Many Thing Is an App That You Can Install on Your Favorite Devices

01:07:49 • 2min

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What Was the Little Rascal Doing?

01:09:45 • 2min

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Isn't That Cool?

01:11:28 • 2min

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Kubernetes for Developers - The Linux Foundation

01:13:00 • 6min

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GitHub

01:18:55 • 2min

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Using Markdown for Visual Studio Code

01:20:32 • 2min

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You Know What, I've Got 17 Tips of the Week, Alan?

01:22:27 • 3min

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Coding Blocks Podcast Review

01:25:13 • 2min