December 2027
Intermediate
400 pages
1h 45m
English
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Brief Table of Contents (Not Yet Final)
Part I: Foundations
Chapter 1: The Distributed Database Landscape (available)
Chapter 2: Creating and Configuring DSQL Clusters (available)
Chapter 3: DSQL Architecture for Practitioners (available)
Part II: Working with DSQL
Chapter 4: PostgreSQL Compatibility — What Works and What Doesn’t (available)
Chapter 5: Schema Design for DSQL (unavailable)
Chapter 6: Isolation, Consistency, and Concurrency (unavailable)
Chapter 7: Optimistic Concurrency Control (OCC) in Practice (unavailable)
Chapter 8: Querying and Performance (unavailable)
Chapter 9: AI-Assisted Development with the DSQL MCP Server (unavailable)
Part III: Multi-Region
Chapter 10: Multi-Region Architecture Deep Dive (unavailable)
Chapter 11: Building Active-Active Applications (unavailable)
Chapter 12: When Multi-Region Is (and Isn’t) Worth It (unavailable)
Part IV: Production
Chapter 13: Observability and Monitoring (unavailable)
Chapter 14: Cost Optimization (unavailable)
Chapter 15: Testing Strategies (unavailable)
Part V: Reference
Chapter 16: Adoption Paths — Bringing Existing Applications to DSQL (unavailable)
Appendix A: Covering Indexes (available)
Appendix B: Multi-Column Indexes Versus Covering Indexes (available)
Appendix C: PostgreSQL Feature Compatibility Referenc (unavailable)
Appendix D: DSQL SQL Reference Quick Guide (unavailable)
Appendix E: Transaction Isolation Levels Reference (unavailable)
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