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Build your own Anycast network in 9 steps

linkedin.com

Build your own Anycast network in 9 steps Anycast allows you to have same IP address...

Build your own Anycast network in 9 steps Anycast allows you to have same IP address round to different node depend on geo location, This is the kind of guide I wish I know earlier. It’s very practical on how you can run that kind of network yourself, from registering ASN, acquire IP address, find BGP hosting… It can cost zero if you use...

Improving end to end tests reliability

frantic.im

Improving end to end tests reliability Are you trying to establish a good end-to-end testing infrastructure...

Improving end to end tests reliability Are you trying to establish a good end-to-end testing infrastructure at your company? This is how Facebook does it.

Richard Clayton - Distributed Locking with Postgres Advisory Locks

silvrback.com

Distributed Locking with Postgres Advisory Locks Postgres Advisory Locks are a great solution for arbitrary application...

Distributed Locking with Postgres Advisory Locks Postgres Advisory Locks are a great solution for arbitrary application locks, particularly in scenarios where you are already using Postgres and have a need to block concurrent mutations to a resource (that resource DOES NOT have to be data in Postgres).

Tricking Postgres into using an insane - but 200x faster - query plan

spacelift.io

Tricking Postgres into using an insane – but 200x faster – query plan An optimization story,...

Tricking Postgres into using an insane – but 200x faster – query plan An optimization story, which is interesting because both the before and after query plans will look somewhat ridiculous (in terms of cost). Moreover, it shows how PostgreSQL row count estimation can go very wrong. In this case, domain knowledge will help us trick PostgreSQL into a different query plan which will...