Polyglot Persistence
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Examines using multiple database types (relational, document, key-value, and graph) within a single application architecture instead of one central RDBMS. Covers when polyglot persistence makes sense, trade-offs and costs, patterns for managing complexity and integration, and demonstrates migrating parts of a system from a relational DB to document, key-value, and graph stores.
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