- Distributed DBMS Tutorial
- DDBMS - Home
- DDBMS - DBMS Concepts
- DDBMS - Distributed Databases
- Distributed Database Design
- Distributed Database Environments
- DDBMS - Design Strategies
- DDBMS - Distribution Transparency
- DDBMS - Database Control
- Query Optimization
- Relational Algebra Query
- Query Optimization Centralized
- Query Optimization in Distributed
- Concurrency Control
- Transaction Processing Systems
- DDBMS - Controlling Concurrency
- DDBMS - Deadlock Handling
- Failure and Recovery
- DDBMS - Replication Control
- DDBMS - Failure & Commit
- DDBMS - Database Recovery
- Distributed Commit Protocols
- Distributed DBMS Security
- Database Security & Cryptography
- Security in Distributed Databases
- Distributed DBMS Resources
- DDBMS - Quick Guide
- DDBMS - Useful Resources
- DDBMS - Discussion
Distributed DBMS Tutorial
Distributed Database Management System (DDBMS) is a type of DBMS which manages a number of databases hoisted at diversified locations and interconnected through a computer network. It provides mechanisms so that the distribution remains oblivious to the users, who perceive the database as a single database. This tutorial discusses the important theories of distributed database systems. A number of illustrations and examples have been provided to aid the students to grasp the intricate concepts of DDBMS.
Audience
This tutorial has been prepared for students pursuing either a master’s degree or a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, particularly if they have opted for distributed systems or distributed database systems as a subject.
Prerequisites
This tutorial is an advanced topic that focuses of a type of database system. Consequently, it requires students to have a reasonably good knowledge on the elementary concepts of DBMS. Besides, an understanding of SQL will be an added advantage.