Data Normalization vs Denormalization - Which is better when ?

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[@nickgogan6654]

Thank you for the video! I’d like to also put forward document-based db’s like MongoDB as as a sweet spot between traditional RDBMS and NoSQL db’s (like the wide-column store you described in the denormalized scenario). Mongo data models are typically more denormalized than not, and it can ingest millions of writes/sec without issue

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Until you have to ingest all that deeply nested crap into a relational database

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[@KAJlogic]

Is Normalized = better write performance
De-Normalized = better read performance
always true or a rule of thumb?
So, I have been exploring efficiency increases in normalizing sometimes due to better indexing performance. Is it possible to actually increase read efficiency by normalizing and allowing better indexing?

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Good stuff for beginners, obviously every aspect could not be covered in a limited timeframe.

[@amansdav]

Sir, why is write easy in a Normalized DB? Any example, pls? Thanks for your video. 🙏

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[@hp0806]

Can we say Denormalization process is followed by normalization ? Instea of which is better

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AMAZON DB2 --- Best example for DENORMALIZATION Data

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