Skill
Database Architecture and Administration
Databases
Database architecture and administration combines the design of how data is structured, stored, and accessed with the ongoing operational management of database systems. Database architects design schemas, indexing strategies, and scalability plans, while administrators handle day-to-day tasks like backups, security, and performance monitoring. Together these disciplines ensure databases are both well-designed for their intended use and reliably maintained over time.
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