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A set of principles that govern how databases manage transactions to ensure data is processed accurately, securely, and without corruption.
In software that handles critical data (like financial records, customer info, or workflows) data integrity is everything. That’s where ACID compliance comes in. It ensures that databases behave predictably and reliably, even when something goes wrong.
ACID stands for Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, and Durability. It’s a set of principles that govern how databases manage transactions to ensure data is processed accurately, securely, and without corruption.
An ACID compliant database is one that upholds these principles, making it ideal for systems that require high levels of trust and reliability, such as financial software, CRMs, inventory systems, and business-critical applications.
Each letter in ACID represents a key principle that ensures reliable and consistent database behavior. Here’s what each component stands for:
Together, these properties ensure that data remains accurate, consistent, and protected from unexpected failures or conflicts.
When databases aren’t ACID compliant, systems are more vulnerable to data loss, duplication, or corruption, especially during high traffic, simultaneous access, or unexpected shutdowns.
ACID compliance is especially important when:
Many relational databases, including PostgreSQL, MySQL (with InnoDB), and SQL Server, are ACID compliant by design.
Build secure, reliable apps on top of trusted databases.
Noloco supports external data sources like PostgreSQL and MySQL, both of which are ACID compliant. That means when you connect your database to Noloco, your app benefits from the same high standards of data integrity and reliability, while still enjoying the flexibility of a no-code frontend.
With Noloco, you can:
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