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Resilience: A question of mindset, culture, and partnershipsThree years of CockroachDB on Kubernetes: Trials and triumphs at City Storage SystemsDoorDash’s Journey from Aurora Postgres to CockroachDBSurviving 100x scaling events: Picking the right technologies earlyMulti-cloud essentials: How we operate CockroachDB at Form3Yes, you can reduce TCO while meeting strict regulatory requirementsPlanning for scale: CockroachDB @ MaterializeHow Shopmonkey built a faster, more scalable, geo-distributed version of our application on CockroachDBMigrating from chaos into consensusHow CockroachDB is helping us do the impossible with global cloud storageNo brown M&Ms: On foreign keys, isolation levels, and Van Hale
Cockroach Labs Chief Architect & Co-Founder Ben Darnell
What does the iconic rock band Van Halen and their bizarre embargo against brown M&Ms have to do with foreign keys and transaction isolation levels? And what could this possibly teach you about database trust? In this talk, Cockroach Labs Co-Founder and Chief Architect Ben Darnell explores how features like foreign key constraints — which may not seem very important by themselves — serve as indicators of how well a database performs on critically important tasks.
