Concept#Data#Reliability
ACID
ACID is a foundational principle for transactions in database systems; it groups Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation and Durability to ensure integrity and recoverability. It defines expectations for failures, concurrency and persistence, and highlights typical design and performance trade-offs in system architecture.
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