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An analysis of Reddit's database design (circa 2010) which used only two tables—a Thing table and a Data table—to store all entities as key-value pairs, avoiding schema normalization locks and enabling rapid feature development at the cost of losing relational database features like joins and ACID constraints.
database-architecture
schema-design
key-value-store
scalability
denormalization
nosql
postgresql
cassandra
Reddit
Steve Huffman
Kevin Burke
MongoDB
PostgreSQL
Cassandra
FriendFeed
WordPress