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Distributed SQL Sovereignty

  • Limitations of global SQL trapped in closed platforms: Spanner, Aurora Global.
  • CockroachDB architecture: Raft ranges, leaseholders, MVCC.
  • Horizontal scaling without shared storage dependencies.

Cluster Deployment

  • Single-region and multi-region Docker Compose topologies.
  • Kubernetes StatefulSet deployment with persistent volumes.
  • Best practices for security certificates and node initialization.

SQL Compatibility and Query Tuning

  • Supported SQL features and PostgreSQL compatibility limitations.
  • Cost-based optimizer and execution plans.
  • Indexes, composite keys, and inverted indexes for JSON/arrays.

Multi-Region Configuration

  • Region and locality settings for precise data placement.
  • Follow-the-workload strategies, regional tables, and survival goals.
  • Leaseholder placement and topology-aware routing.

Backup, Restore, and DR

  • Full cluster backups to cloud storage or on-premise S3.
  • Incremental backups and point-in-time recovery.
  • Changefeeds for Kafka and webhook streaming.

Security and Compliance

  • TLS everywhere: node-to-node and client-to-node encryption.
  • RBAC and row-level security.
  • Audit logging and compliance reporting.

Integration Patterns

  • Connecting ORM frameworks: SQLAlchemy, Prisma, GORM.
  • Migration from PostgreSQL utilizing dedicated tooling.
  • Kubernetes sidecars and service mesh integration.

Requirements

  • Proficiency in SQL and relational database administration.
  • A solid conceptual understanding of distributed consensus mechanisms (Raft).
  • Familiarity with Go tooling and Docker is beneficial.

Audience

  • Senior database architects designing sovereign data layers.
  • Teams seeking to migrate from Spanner, Aurora Global, or Cosmos DB.
  • Financial and healthcare sectors requiring robust data consistency.
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