Alex DeBrie • 5/12/2022

Inconsistent thoughts on database consistency

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This article clarifies the confusing and overlapping concepts of 'consistency' in distributed databases. It details the three primary types: the 'C' in the CAP Theorem (replication during network partitions), the 'C' in ACID (database invariants and constraints), and general database consistency models, helping readers navigate this complex topic.

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