Decentralized Databases Reduce Data Latency With Geographically Distributed Data Centersby@jacobbcohen
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Decentralized Databases Reduce Data Latency With Geographically Distributed Data Centers

by Jacob Cohen7mApril 30th, 2021
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Decentralized Databases Reduce Data Latency With Geographically Distributed Data Centers. This article will dig into some of the existing architectures that cause this issue and provide solutions on how to resolve them. Latency is caused by offloading processing from the app to an external server. The most popular and flexible databases on the market, both SQL and No.SQL, have proven to be incredibly difficult to distribute. As such, application architects typically choose to leave them in a single geographic region and scale vertically.

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