Distributed SQL and YugabyteDB Fundamentals
- IT & Software
- Dec 26, 2024

Distributed SQL and YugabyteDB Fundamentals, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.5, with 38 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 378 reviews, and has 4378 subscribers.
Free Enroll NowYou will learn about This course will teach you the core concepts of distributed SQL. What makes distributed SQL different from monolithic databases like Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL. A deep dive into YugabyteDB architecture. Exercises that show you how to install, develop, fail over and benchmark YugabyteDB. Everything you need to know to prepare for the YugabyteDB Fundamentals Certification exam. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner or intermediate developers and DBAs new to distributed SQL It is particularly useful for Beginner or intermediate developers and DBAs new to distributed SQL.
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Summary
Title: Distributed SQL and YugabyteDB Fundamentals
Price: Free
Average Rating: 4.5
Number of Lectures: 38
Number of Quizzes: 5
Number of Published Lectures: 38
Number of Published Quizzes: 5
Number of Curriculum Items: 43
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 43
Original Price: Free
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
Who Should Attend
Target Audiences
This course will teach you the core concepts of distributed SQL and what makes it different from monolithic databases like Oracle, SQL Server PostgreSQL and MySQL. Through lectures and hands-on exercises you’ll develop the knowledge and skills to configure and get started with YugabyteDB. Over the span of 90 minutes we’ll covered the following topics in-depth:
Distributed SQL terms, definitions, and comparisons
YugabyteDB architecture and design principles
YSQL API development
Course review and exam prep
We also worked through a variety of hands-on exercises including:
Single and multi-node cluster installs on Mac, Linux, and Kubernetes
JDBC connectivity
User management and basic security
Working with databases and schemas
Creating objects and loading data from external files
Creating and exploring a sample database
Creating functions and triggers
Setting up admin tools like pgAdmin, TablePlus, and DBeaver
Using a Java load generator
Testing fault tolerance (remove node, add node, rebalancing)
TPC-C benchmarking
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Welcome and Housekeeping
Lecture 1: Welcome and Housekeeping
Chapter 2: Terms and Definitions
Lecture 1: What is Distributed SQL and how does it compare to NoSQL
Lecture 2: Scaling Out
Lecture 3: Distributed ACID Transactions and Comparing SQL Systems
Lecture 4: What is YugabyteDB and comparing it to Google Spanner
Lecture 5: CAP Theorem and Raft Consensus Algorithim
Chapter 3: YugabyteDB Architecture
Lecture 1: YugabyteDB Components
Lecture 2: Architecture Overview
Lecture 3: YugabyteDB Services
Lecture 4: YB-TServer Service
Lecture 5: YB-Master Service
Lecture 6: DocDB Document Store
Lecture 7: Sharding Data
Lecture 8: Storage Layer
Lecture 9: Replicating Data
Lecture 10: Query Later Overview
Lecture 11: YSQL Overview
Lecture 12: YCQL Overview
Lecture 13: Node Count, Replication Factor & Fault Tolerance
Lecture 14: Cluster Deployment Configurations
Lecture 15: Network Partitions in Distributed Databases
Lecture 16: Secondary Indexes, Collocated Tables and Change Data Capture (CDC)
Chapter 4: YSQL API
Lecture 1: An Overview of PostgreSQL Architecture and How YugabyteDB Reuses Its Query Layer
Chapter 5: Exercises
Lecture 1: Installing a Single Node of YugabyteDB with yugabyted
Lecture 2: Installing a Local 3-Node YugabyteDB Cluster
Lecture 3: Install a 3 Node YugabyteDB Cluster on Google Kubernetes Engine
Lecture 4: The YugabyteDB Web UI
Lecture 5: Install the Northwind Sample Database
Lecture 6: Getting Started with DBeaver – DBA Tools
Lecture 7: Creating Databases, Schemas and Calling External Files
Lecture 8: Creating a Function
Lecture 9: Creating a Trigger
Lecture 10: User Management
Lecture 11: Fault Tolerance Demo Setup
Lecture 12: Fault Tolerance in Action
Lecture 13: Setting Up a TPCC Benchmark
Chapter 6: Course Review
Lecture 1: Course Review and Exam Prep
Chapter 7: Next Steps
Lecture 1: Exam Prep Guide, Exam, Certificate and Badge Informations
Instructors

Jimmy Guerrero
VP Developer Relations
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