deeTEEcee/basics.txt

## basics.txt
### Databases
* One does not need to add database indexes for every field. I think one way of thinking about it is use the ones that people are querying that don't also already have indexes. If there is a multi-field query that's commonly used and there's already indexes, you probably don't need to add another index for a new field you add since that query already narrows it down for you. (There's a lot more to read to understand this)

#### Internal
* SSD's vs Hard Disk
  *
  * Writes have problems on both sides.
* Access Patterns - Sequential vs. Random

Links
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxcCHvQeZ-U

### Memory issues
* Machine Limitations (in linux, for example) could take precedence over JVM, leading to issues like processes being killed without you knowing about it.
	### Databases
	* One does not need to add database indexes for every field. I think one way of thinking about it is use the ones that people are querying that don't also already have indexes. If there is a multi-field query that's commonly used and there's already indexes, you probably don't need to add another index for a new field you add since that query already narrows it down for you. (There's a lot more to read to understand this)

	#### Internal
	* SSD's vs Hard Disk
	*
	* Writes have problems on both sides.
	* Access Patterns - Sequential vs. Random

	Links
	* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxcCHvQeZ-U

	### Memory issues
	* Machine Limitations (in linux, for example) could take precedence over JVM, leading to issues like processes being killed without you knowing about it.