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Created by: Muhammad Faheem

Master distributed databases in this comprehensive course taught by database expert Muhammad Faheem, as he covers these eight topics:

Introducing Distributed Databases. Be able to explain distributed databases and their use cases during this first topic in the Distributed Database (DDBMS) Complete Guide. Learn how DDMBS and Centralized Databases (CDB) compare.

Distributed Database Basic Concepts. Become comfortable with the basic concepts of distributed databases during this second topic in the Distributed Database (DDBMS) Complete Guide. Learn about database management systems (DBMS), DBMS operations, and the types of databases including Hierarchical DBMS, Network DBMS, Relational DBMS, Object-oriented DBMS, and Distributed DBMS.

Types of Distributed Databases. Become comfortable with the types of DDBMS during this third topic in the Distributed Database (DDBMS) Complete Guide. Learn about homogeneous and heterogeneous databases, and the various distributed data architectures.

Types of Fragmentation. Practice fragmentation, replication, and segmentation during this fourth topic in the Distributed Database (DDBMS) Complete Guide.

Transparency. Practice hiding details from the end users using transparency during this fifth topic in the Distributed Database (DDBMS) Complete Guide. Learn about network transparency, fragmentation transparency, and replication transparency.

Query Processing, Optimization, and Relational Algebra. Practice query processing and optimization, and become competent with relational algebra during this sixth topic in the Distributed Database (DDBMS) Complete Guide.

Transactions, Controlling Concurrency, and Deadlock Handling. Practice working with transactions, controlling concurrency, and deadlock handling during this seventh topic in the Distributed Database (DDBMS) Complete Guide.

Replication Control, Failure, and Recovery. Practice replication control, failure, and recovery during this eighth topic in the Distributed Database (DDBMS) Complete Guide.