Performance and throughput
Performance and throughput are two important factors to consider when choosing a cloud database. Performance refers to how quickly the database can respond to queries, while throughput refers to how much data the database can process per unit of time.
There are a number of factors that can affect the performance and throughput of a cloud database, including the following:
- The type of database: Different types of databases are suited for different workloads. For example, relational databases are well-suited for storing and querying structured data, while NoSQL databases are well-suited for storing and querying unstructured data.
- The size of the database: The larger the database, the more resources it will require and the slower it will be.
- The number of users: The more users that are accessing the database, the more resources it will require and the slower it will be.
- The types of queries: Different types of queries can require different...