I finished chapter about triggers and finally moving on to more interesting topic – Partitioning. The “Triggers” chapter was mainly a dry walkthrough the synopsis. I think I was missing theoretical explanation of how triggers work under the hood.
On the other hand “Partitioning” chapter starts with types of partitioning (range, list, hash) – which makes is a better read. It would be even better if more pros and cons were provided for each partitioning strategy