01 - History of Databases (CMU Databases / Spring 2020)

15-721 Advanced Database Systems (Spring 2020)
Carnegie Mellon University

[hnasr]

Thank you Carnegie Mellon to the generous contribution of these amazing free lectures. You are helping countless students. The engineering community on YouTube thanks you. Great content.

Need more generous acts like this from big professors.

[hnasr]

6:30 a very critical point that people often miss. I agree with Professor Andy. Get a single node working correctly then scale. Horizontally or Vertically for that matter.

[FastFSharp]

Bless you Carnegie Mellon for putting these lectures up!

[utkarshkothimbire]

Thanks a lot for making these lectures available for free.

[gmanon]

It's like if every decade we have a major revolution on how to design database.

[cucumiaumiau]

🤩 The Badass “No Mess with” Teacher 🧑‍🏫

[haro_carlos]

Well, this was one hell of a wild ride!
Tremendous lecture! Full of f*cks, full of info, and a gangsta outro.

[ahmedayman]

Thank you Carnegie Mellon staff for this great, free, unique content :)

[samchan]

Thank you CMU, this means a lot to me.

[tom.zhangmingfnegtom.zhang]

i am so glad to take this wonderful courses online

[itsnpe]

@Andy Pavlo, Which course/book/paper do you suggest to learn the distributed angle which you mentioned that is not covered in this course?

[theghost]

just started the course, and I can tell, it's gonna be thick haha

[lojian]

hi, Professor Andy, I am a software engineer working mostly on database replication(both trigger based and log based), HA/DR solution. I am also very interested in kernel part of DBMS. I found your course very attractive and useful. Thanks for sharing it online.

[anikethdeshpande]

Thank you so much for sharing this valuable knowledge

[anmolkhemuka]

Sir, I used to see that normalization was taught till the year 2017 in this course. Sir, may I know why it was removed from the course syllabus later?

[DanaGroff]

Andy, a minor correction, it's not Culliane Data Systems it was (John) Cullinane Data Systems later known as Cullinet

[eliasyoussefhnetto]

Charles Bachman, accordingly to Wikipedia, sadly passed way in 2017.

[HrHTeam]

Thanks for the lecture. Curious, why do you record these outside?

[kojiohara]

CMU rejected me Early Decision, but at least I have some free online classes from them :(

[JeTmAn]

Database lectures from the red light district, covid was crazy