Every developer starts with a UUID. It’s the industry standard for a reason: zero coordination, zero DB checks, and zero single point of failure. Any machine can generate one and be 100% sure it’s unique. But as your system scales, that "standard" choice starts to hurt. The Problem: UUIDs vs. Databases If you're using UUID v4 (completely random), you're essentially handing your database a grenad
Why Random UUIDs are Killing Your Database Performance
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