Distributed DBMS Tutorial

Distributed DBMS Tutorial

The Distributed Database Management System (DDBMS) is a type of DBMS that manages a number of databases that are collected and interconnected through a computer network at various locations. It offers mechanisms such that users who view the database as a single database remain oblivious to the distribution. The significant theories of distributed database systems are discussed in this tutorial. A variety of illustrations and examples were provided to help the students understand the complex concepts of DDBMS.

Audience

For students pursuing either a master's degree or a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, this tutorial has been prepared, especially if they have opted for distributed systems or distributed database systems as a subject.

Prerequisites

An advanced subject that focuses on a type of database system is this tutorial. Therefore, it allows students to have a reasonably good understanding of the basic concepts of DBMS. Besides, an understanding of SQL is going to be an added benefit.