We'll talk about the CAP Theorem and why it's useful. Plus, we'll delve into common misconceptions and then classify real world databases (MongoDB, DynamoDB and Cassandra) in terms of the CAP Theorem.

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This post discusses the CAP Theorem, its usefulness, common misconceptions, and classifies real world databases (MongoDB, DynamoDB, and Cassandra) based on the theorem.

Tech Dive on the CAP Theorem