
UdemyThis course introduces distributed SQL as a category and positions YugabyteDB against monolithic databases like Oracle, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and MySQL. Across roughly 90 minutes of lectures and hands-on exercises, it walks through the architecture and design principles behind YugabyteDB and the YSQL API.
Anyone evaluating or getting started with distributed SQL — database administrators, backend engineers, and architects comparing YugabyteDB to traditional relational databases will find the pace practical rather than purely theoretical.
The course closes with a review session aimed at exam prep, making it a compact way to get hands-on with distributed SQL fundamentals.
This course will teach you the core concepts of distributed SQL and what makes it different from monolithic databases like Oracle, SQL Server PostgreSQL and MySQL. Through lectures and hands-on exercises you'll develop the knowledge and skills to configure and get started with YugabyteDB. Over the span of 90 minutes we'll covered the following topics in-depth:
Distributed SQL terms, definitions, and comparisons
YugabyteDB architecture and design principles
YSQL API development
Course review and exam prep
We also worked through a variety of hands-on exercises including:
Single and multi-node cluster installs on Mac, Linux, and Kubernetes
JDBC connectivity
User management and basic security
Working with databases and schemas
Creating objects and loading data from external files
Creating and exploring a sample database
Creating functions and triggers
Setting up admin tools like pgAdmin, TablePlus, and DBeaver
Using a Java load generator
Testing fault tolerance (remove node, add node, rebalancing)
TPC-C benchmarking
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