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CS186 Introduction to Database Systems
UC Berkeley
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CS186 is UC Berkeley's introductory database systems course, taught by Joseph Hellerstein, covering topics such as storage, buffer management, query processing and transactions. Commenters point to its lecture videos.
Commenters suggest the lectures are worth watching in full, and one singles out a lecture on caching strategies as a good basis for understanding cache tradeoffs.
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Specifically, this lecture from Hellerstein's CS 186 is a good basis for understanding cache strategies. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhMnuBfGeCDPtyC9kUf_h... In general, the entire course is probably worth watching. In the end, optimizing performance means looking at the specific properties of an app and engineering specific tradeoffs of time, space, and robustness. That's what the lecture illustrates.