Data Structure

First, we would create a users table that stores information about each user of the app. This table could have the following columns:

user_id: a unique identifier for each user

username: the user's chosen username

email: the user's email address

password: the user's password (stored in an encrypted format for security)

name: the user's full name

profile_pic: a URL pointing to the user's profile picture

Next, we would create a posts table that stores information about each post that is shared on the app. This table could have the following columns:

post_id: a unique identifier for each post

user_id: the user_id of the user who created the post

content: the text content of the post

image: a URL pointing to an image that was included in the post (if any)

timestamp: the time and date when the post was created

Finally, we would create a comments table that stores information about each comment that is made on the app. This table could have the following columns:

comment_id: a unique identifier for each comment

post_id: the post_id of the post that the comment was made on

user_id: the user_id of the user who made the comment

content: the text content of the comment

timestamp: the time and date when the comment was made

In this scenario, we are using Azure SQL Server to store our data.

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