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How to Prepare for System Design Interview in 2024?

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Hello guys, if you are preparing for software engineer interviews or software developer interviews, then you...
Hello guys, if you are preparing for software engineer interviews or software developer interviews, then you may know how difficult it is to prepare for system design interviews given its open-ended nature and vastness, but at the same time, you cannot ignore it. In the Software Engineering world, if you are applying for a Senior Engineer/Lead/Architect or a more senior role, System Design is...

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Reliable Messaging in Distributed Systems

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Building a reliable, highly available, scalable distributed system requires adherence to specific techniques, principles, and patterns.

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Konstantin Glumov on Software Development Trends in 2024: Microservices, Cloud Computing and More

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Konstantin Glumov highlights the importance of continuous learning in tech, with a focus on cloud computing,...
Konstantin Glumov highlights the importance of continuous learning in tech, with a focus on cloud computing, microservices, and Kotlin for 2024. He advises developers to expand their skills in cloud technologies and engage with the community, while companies should foster an environment of innovation and learning.

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Data Replication in Distributed Systems - Part 3: Quorum Consistency and Last Write Wins

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Delve into the complexities of leaderless replication in distributed systems, unraveling the principles of quorum consistency,...
Delve into the complexities of leaderless replication in distributed systems, unraveling the principles of quorum consistency, Last Write Wins (LWW) conflict resolution, and version vectors. Discover how these mechanisms ensure data integrity and concurrency management in distributed environments, concluding this insightful blog series on replication strategies for resilient distributed systems.

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Unpacking Cinnamon — A New Resiliency Approach at Uber

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Keen on discovering how Uber redefines resiliency in their microservices architecture by drawing on centuries-old concepts?...
Keen on discovering how Uber redefines resiliency in their microservices architecture by drawing on centuries-old concepts? Let's explore the foundational elements together to gain a better understanding of the problems at hand.

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Understanding L4 and L7 Load Balancers for Efficient Traffic Management

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How to Prepare for System Design Interview in 2024?

Reliable Messaging in Distributed Systems

Konstantin Glumov on Software Development Trends in 2024: Microservices, Cloud Computing and More

Data Replication in Distributed Systems - Part 3: Quorum Consistency and Last Write Wins

Unpacking Cinnamon — A New Resiliency Approach at Uber

Understanding L4 and L7 Load Balancers for Efficient Traffic Management