In distributed database systems, two common strategies to handle large amounts of data and ensure high availability are sharding and replication. Each approach has its own advantages and disadvantages, and understanding these trade-offs is crucial for designing efficient and reliable systems. Today we will discuss the system design tradeoff between Sharding and Replication. We will talk about what is Sharding and what is Replication, when to use Sharding and Replication and tradeoffs between Sharding and Replication.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
• 00:00 Introduction
• 00:30 What is Sharding
• 01:21 What is Replication
• 02:04 When to use Sharding and When to use Replication
• 04:39 Tradeoffs between Sharding and Replication
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