Mark Reed > Quotes

“Personal Database. It’s used to store a user’s information, doesn’t contain vast numbers of data items, and the structure has a basic form.”
― Mark Reed, SQL: 3 books 1 - The Ultimate Beginner, Intermediate & Expert Guides To Master SQL Programming Quickly with Practical Exercises

“SELECT > FROM > WHERE > GROUP BY > HAVING > ORDER BY.”
― Mark Reed, SQL: 3 books 1 - The Ultimate Beginner, Intermediate & Expert Guides To Master SQL Programming Quickly with Practical Exercises

“Group Database. This category is more complex because it’s meant to serve groups of people, such as teams of developers or a company’s department.”
― Mark Reed, SQL: 3 books 1 - The Ultimate Beginner, Intermediate & Expert Guides To Master SQL Programming Quickly with Practical Exercises

“SQL database is self-describing because it tells us everything we need to know regarding the relations between the data items inside and what they’re made of. We can find the metadata in a data dictionary. The data dictionary is used to describe all elements that make up the database.”
― Mark Reed, SQL: 3 books 1 - The Ultimate Beginner, Intermediate & Expert Guides To Master SQL Programming Quickly with Practical Exercises

“rolling updates that give you the predefined number of limited pods and the spare pods that exist temporarily; and canary deployments that ensure that you simultaneously upgrade from the older version to the newer version.”
― Mark Reed, Kubernetes: The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Effectively Learn Kubernetes Step-by-Step

“Enterprise Databases. As you can imagine, they’re highly complex, deal with vast amounts of data that could never fit on a personal computer, and they require special maintenance on a regular basis.”
― Mark Reed, SQL: 3 books 1 - The Ultimate Beginner, Intermediate & Expert Guides To Master SQL Programming Quickly with Practical Exercises

“Microservice infrastructure in these containers makes it easy for you to split your application into small components and run them in different environments and clouds. Kubernetes does not limit you and can be used anywhere—in public, private, or other hybrid clouds. This functionality enables you to reach out to users wherever they are, and makes it more secure. Many of today's businesses have grown to love and use this microservice, since it makes their tools more easily manageable. 7.”
― Mark Reed, Kubernetes: The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Effectively Learn Kubernetes Step-by-Step