Database isolation levels control how transactions manage concurrent data access, preventing issues like dirty reads or lost updates. Used in SQL systems, they range from Read Uncommitted to Serializable, balancing consistency against performance. Database administrators, backend developers, and system architects benefit by selecting appropriate levels to ensure data integrity for financial apps or optimize throughput for high-traffic platforms.
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