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Denormalization trade-offs in MongoDB - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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beginner
What is denormalization in MongoDB?
Denormalization means storing related data together in one document instead of splitting it into multiple collections. This helps to get data faster but can cause data duplication.
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beginner
Name one main advantage of denormalization.
It improves read performance by reducing the need for joins or multiple queries, since related data is stored together.
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beginner
What is a key disadvantage of denormalization?
It can cause data inconsistency because the same data might be stored in multiple places and needs to be updated everywhere.
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intermediate
Why might denormalization increase storage space usage?
Because data is duplicated in multiple documents, it uses more disk space than normalized data which stores data only once.
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intermediate
When is denormalization a good choice in MongoDB?
When your application reads data much more often than it writes, and you want faster reads even if writes are slower or more complex.
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What does denormalization primarily improve in MongoDB?
AWrite performance
BNetwork speed
CData security
DRead performance
What is a common risk when using denormalization?
AData inconsistency
BFaster queries
CReduced storage
DSimpler updates
Denormalization can cause which of the following?
AMore disk space used
BLess disk space used
CNo change in disk space
DAutomatic backups
When is denormalization NOT ideal?
AWhen reads are frequent
BWhen writes are very frequent and data consistency is critical
CWhen data is rarely updated
DWhen data is small
Which MongoDB feature helps manage denormalized data?
ASharding
BIndexes
CEmbedded documents
DAggregation pipeline
Explain the main trade-offs of denormalization in MongoDB.
Think about speed vs. data accuracy and storage.
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    When should you choose denormalization over normalization in a MongoDB database?
    Consider your application's read/write patterns.
    You got /4 concepts.