Lecture

Concurrency Control & Eventual Consistency

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This lecture covers concurrency control in databases, focusing on two-phase locking, strict 2PL, lock management, deadlocks, and multiple-granularity locks. It also delves into the concept of eventual consistency, CAP theorem, PACELC theorem, and Dynamo's eventual consistency algorithm.

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Computer engineering

High-performance computing: Distributed computing, Parallel computing

Databases: Relational databases

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