Distributed data modeling

This was very informative! I knew the necessity of distributed databases, but I hadn't even considered the perspective of distributed data modeling! Thank you for the interesting lecture 😊😊

I was so impressed by the previous lecture that I signed up for this one as soon as it was released, and it was full of great content and fun to listen to as expected. I'm not sure if I completely understood everything, but I think I got a sense of what to consider when doing distributed database modeling. Still, it's a shame it was so short...😭

Hello teacher, first of all, thank you so much for creating such a wonderful lecture ^_^ I'm really looking forward to the upcoming Redis distributed cache lecture you're preparing. I'm not sure if it's okay to make this request rather than a question amidst your busy schedule ^^ After watching the 'Distributed Data Modeling' lecture, I gained really valuable knowledge and I think it will be of great help in actual implementation. If you have plans for the next lecture, could you possibly create one focused on 'Distributed Data Modeling' hands-on practice? Please take good care of your health and I'll be looking forward to your next lecture^^ Thank you!

I was curious while taking the large-scale systems course, so I decided to listen to this one first, and it was the best choice!

This is a lecture that can resolve curiosity about a world that was vague because you haven't experienced it, and you can gain many insights! I highly recommend it to those who, like me, think they are still in a well! Not only this lecture, but the instructor's other lectures are even better!

Thank you for the great lecture! Starting from the 'Large-Scale System Design with Spring Boot - Building a Board System' course, I've felt that this is an excellent lecture that provides in-depth knowledge of fundamental concepts I had previously overlooked or dismissed as basic. I've always wanted to become a developer with depth, and I feel this course is exactly what I needed.

I'm taking away a great insight that separate storage can also be utilized as an index. I hope this will be helpful for future problem solving. Following up from last time, I look forward to the next lecture as well.