- Published on
A Full-Text Index breaks text data into words (tokens) and indexes them for fast keyword and phrase searches, enabling efficient text search beyond simple exact matches or prefix queries.
Indexes
All Posts
- system-design (153)
- system-design-interview (42)
- database (34)
- interview-prep (30)
- low-level-design (22)
- oop (15)
- databases (15)
- normalization (10)
- misc (10)
- networking (9)
- golang (9)
- load-balacing (9)
- distributed-systems (8)
- caching (8)
- indexes (8)
- data-structures (7)
- erd (7)
- uml (6)
- solid (6)
- messaging (6)
- theorem (6)
- security (6)
- oop-pillars (5)
- data-partitioning (5)
- functional-dependency (4)
- data-modeling (4)
- bloom-filters (4)
- cdn (4)
- (4)
- programming (3)
- scalability (3)
- dbms (3)
- relational-data-model (3)
- distributed-file-system (3)
- recovery (3)
- replication (3)
- proxy (3)
- dns (3)
- api-gateway (3)
- algorithms (2)
- searching-algorithms (2)
- relational-model (2)
- oop-principle (2)
- check-sum (2)
- redundancy (2)
- system-designs (1)
- tiny-url (1)
- performance (1)
- load-balancing (1)
- course (1)
- sorting-algorithms (1)
- arrays (1)
- slices (1)
- typescript (1)
- leetcode (1)
- binary-search (1)
- problem-solving (1)
- strings (1)
- go-command (1)
- history (1)
- setup (1)
- hello-world (1)
- trade-offs (1)
- armstrong-axioms (1)
- integrity-constraints (1)
- er-diagram (1)
- oop-relationship (1)
- tips (1)
- synchronous (1)
- asynchronous (1)
- batch-processing (1)
- streams (1)
- heart-beat (1)
- leader-follower (1)
- architectural-pattern (1)
- quorum (1)
- high-availability (1)
- error-handling (1)
- concurrency (1)
- observability (1)
- monitoring (1)
- availability (1)
- key-concepts (1)
- load-balacing-uses (1)
- load-balacing-algorithms (1)
- Published on
A Unique Index enforces distinct values in a column, preventing duplicates while speeding up queries. It's ideal for fields like email or username, ensuring data accuracy with minimal impact on read performance.- Published on
A Primary Index is an automatic, unique index created on a table's primary key for fast data retrieval. It ensures quick lookups, enforces uniqueness, and boosts performance in relational databases.