Building a Clean Database Architecture
Proposed session for SQLBits 2026TL; DR
This talk will walk developers through how to build a clean database architecture for any use case and thus, it will be useful for both developers and DBAs.
Session Details
Many developers face slow-running queries, issues related to database architecture, replication, or database security—and that's only the beginning.
Those things can be largely alleviated by developers building clean database architectures — however, building them is often not the easiest of tasks to accomplish.
This talk will walk developers through how to build a clean database architecture for their use case and thus, it will be useful for developers both working with mobile and web applications alike.
Those things can be largely alleviated by developers building clean database architectures — however, building them is often not the easiest of tasks to accomplish.
This talk will walk developers through how to build a clean database architecture for their use case and thus, it will be useful for developers both working with mobile and web applications alike.
3 things you'll get out of this session
What data types, collations, etc. to choose and how to best assist my use case?
How to deal with database architecture when tens of billions of records are involved?
Tips & tricks regarding data parsing from >10 years of experience
Speakers
Lukas Vileikis's other proposed sessions for 2026
Making MariaDB Perform at Scale: Optimizing for Billions of Rows in Real-World Search Engines - 2026
Are We Ready for Self-Driving Databases? - 2026
Leveraging Stolen Data for Privacy and Intelligence - 2026
Parsing Billions of Rows: Why, When, How? - 2026