# Data modeling

In this series of articles, you will learn what is data modelling and when to use it, as well as the process you need to follow in order to design and maintain data models.

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[Understanding data models](/core-concepts/data-modeling/understanding-data-models.md)
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[Designing data models](/core-concepts/data-modeling/designing-data-models.md)
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[Maintaining data models](/core-concepts/data-modeling/maintaining-data-models.md)
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[Data models best practices](/core-concepts/data-modeling/data-models-best-practices.md)
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