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love reading books on distributed systems. Quite a few of them shares and advice, which can be summarized to:
*First check if someone else made it. Often it has and by people smarter than you. *
Often this is very, very true. You should still implement it for fun. But for production, it is often (almost always) beneficial to use something that is tested in the field.
This is by the way not limited to distributed systems.
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love reading books on distributed systems. Quite a few of them shares and advice, which can be summarized to:
*First check if someone else made it. Often it has and by people smarter than you. *
Often this is very, very true. You should still implement it for fun. But for production, it is often (almost always) beneficial to use something that is tested in the field.
This is by the way not limited to distributed systems.
#programming #systemdevelopment #systemarchitecture #distributedsystems -
love reading books on distributed systems. Quite a few of them shares and advice, which can be summarized to:
*First check if someone else made it. Often it has and by people smarter than you. *
Often this is very, very true. You should still implement it for fun. But for production, it is often (almost always) beneficial to use something that is tested in the field.
This is by the way not limited to distributed systems.
#programming #systemdevelopment #systemarchitecture #distributedsystems -
love reading books on distributed systems. Quite a few of them shares and advice, which can be summarized to:
*First check if someone else made it. Often it has and by people smarter than you. *
Often this is very, very true. You should still implement it for fun. But for production, it is often (almost always) beneficial to use something that is tested in the field.
This is by the way not limited to distributed systems.
#programming #systemdevelopment #systemarchitecture #distributedsystems -
love reading books on distributed systems. Quite a few of them shares and advice, which can be summarized to:
*First check if someone else made it. Often it has and by people smarter than you. *
Often this is very, very true. You should still implement it for fun. But for production, it is often (almost always) beneficial to use something that is tested in the field.
This is by the way not limited to distributed systems.
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Not long ago, a high-level executive told me I didn’t have what it takes to operate at their level. Big mistake. Had you actually looked at the system and the architecture, you’d have seen what I saw and climbed on board, but your ego was too big. Within 60 days, I delivered a mic-drop performance that left them in the rearview. If you tell me I can’t do something, I won’t just prove you wrong; I’ll outperform you, outpace you, and leave your business in the dust.
I'm tactical, ruthless, and sharp, and I see what others don't. Never judge a book by its cover. It's not because I'm not dressed in a fancy suit and have "VIP" in front of my name that I can't burn you down.
#SystemArchitecture #ThoughtLeadership #TechInnovation #Disruptive #FutureOfWork #BusinessStrategy #SysAdmin #IT #Tech
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Not long ago, a high-level executive told me I didn’t have what it takes to operate at their level. Big mistake. Had you actually looked at the system and the architecture, you’d have seen what I saw and climbed on board, but your ego was too big. Within 60 days, I delivered a mic-drop performance that left them in the rearview. If you tell me I can’t do something, I won’t just prove you wrong; I’ll outperform you, outpace you, and leave your business in the dust.
I'm tactical, ruthless, and sharp, and I see what others don't. Never judge a book by its cover. It's not because I'm not dressed in a fancy suit and have "VIP" in front of my name that I can't burn you down.
#SystemArchitecture #ThoughtLeadership #TechInnovation #Disruptive #FutureOfWork #BusinessStrategy #SysAdmin #IT #Tech
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Not long ago, a high-level executive told me I didn’t have what it takes to operate at their level. Big mistake. Had you actually looked at the system and the architecture, you’d have seen what I saw and climbed on board, but your ego was too big. Within 60 days, I delivered a mic-drop performance that left them in the rearview. If you tell me I can’t do something, I won’t just prove you wrong; I’ll outperform you, outpace you, and leave your business in the dust.
I'm tactical, ruthless, and sharp, and I see what others don't. Never judge a book by its cover. It's not because I'm not dressed in a fancy suit and have "VIP" in front of my name that I can't burn you down.
#SystemArchitecture #ThoughtLeadership #TechInnovation #Disruptive #FutureOfWork #BusinessStrategy #SysAdmin #IT #Tech
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Not long ago, a high-level executive told me I didn’t have what it takes to operate at their level. Big mistake. Had you actually looked at the system and the architecture, you’d have seen what I saw and climbed on board, but your ego was too big. Within 60 days, I delivered a mic-drop performance that left them in the rearview. If you tell me I can’t do something, I won’t just prove you wrong; I’ll outperform you, outpace you, and leave your business in the dust.
I'm tactical, ruthless, and sharp, and I see what others don't. Never judge a book by its cover. It's not because I'm not dressed in a fancy suit and have "VIP" in front of my name that I can't burn you down.
#SystemArchitecture #ThoughtLeadership #TechInnovation #Disruptive #FutureOfWork #BusinessStrategy #SysAdmin #IT #Tech
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Not long ago, a high-level executive told me I didn’t have what it takes to operate at their level. Big mistake. Had you actually looked at the system and the architecture, you’d have seen what I saw and climbed on board, but your ego was too big. Within 60 days, I delivered a mic-drop performance that left them in the rearview. If you tell me I can’t do something, I won’t just prove you wrong; I’ll outperform you, outpace you, and leave your business in the dust.
I'm tactical, ruthless, and sharp, and I see what others don't. Never judge a book by its cover. It's not because I'm not dressed in a fancy suit and have "VIP" in front of my name that I can't burn you down.
#SystemArchitecture #ThoughtLeadership #TechInnovation #Disruptive #FutureOfWork #BusinessStrategy #SysAdmin #IT #Tech
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Most devs think backend = APIs.
It’s not.
It’s:
• Efficient request handling
• Clean architecture
• Smart DB design
• Caching strategies
• Security
• Reliability under load
Great backend ≠ just code
It’s systems that don’t break in the real world.
Tools change. Principles don’t.https://jaswalaryan.space/article/backend-development-beyond-apis-complete-guide
#BackendDevelopment #WebDevelopment #APIDesign #SoftwareEngineering #SystemArchitecture #DatabaseDesign #Caching #Security #PerformanceOptimization #DevOps #Scalability #CodeQuality #Programming
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Most devs think backend = APIs.
It’s not.
It’s:
• Efficient request handling
• Clean architecture
• Smart DB design
• Caching strategies
• Security
• Reliability under load
Great backend ≠ just code
It’s systems that don’t break in the real world.
Tools change. Principles don’t.https://jaswalaryan.space/article/backend-development-beyond-apis-complete-guide
#BackendDevelopment #WebDevelopment #APIDesign #SoftwareEngineering #SystemArchitecture #DatabaseDesign #Caching #Security #PerformanceOptimization #DevOps #Scalability #CodeQuality #Programming
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Most devs think backend = APIs.
It’s not.
It’s:
• Efficient request handling
• Clean architecture
• Smart DB design
• Caching strategies
• Security
• Reliability under load
Great backend ≠ just code
It’s systems that don’t break in the real world.
Tools change. Principles don’t.https://jaswalaryan.space/article/backend-development-beyond-apis-complete-guide
#BackendDevelopment #WebDevelopment #APIDesign #SoftwareEngineering #SystemArchitecture #DatabaseDesign #Caching #Security #PerformanceOptimization #DevOps #Scalability #CodeQuality #Programming
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Most devs think backend = APIs.
It’s not.
It’s:
• Efficient request handling
• Clean architecture
• Smart DB design
• Caching strategies
• Security
• Reliability under load
Great backend ≠ just code
It’s systems that don’t break in the real world.
Tools change. Principles don’t.https://jaswalaryan.space/article/backend-development-beyond-apis-complete-guide
#BackendDevelopment #WebDevelopment #APIDesign #SoftwareEngineering #SystemArchitecture #DatabaseDesign #Caching #Security #PerformanceOptimization #DevOps #Scalability #CodeQuality #Programming
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🛡️ The Throttling pattern addresses system protection in distributed environments by implementing rate limiting mechanisms that control request processing rates. By using algorithms like Token Bucket, Sliding Window, and Fixed Window, applications can ensure fair resource allocation while preventing system overload.
💡 The key insight is that not all traffic is equal — by implementing intelligent rate limiting with proper monitoring and configuration, systems can maintain stability even during unexpected traffic spikes.
#DistributedSystems #SystemArchitecture #RateLimiting #SystemProtection #SoftwareEngineering
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🛡️ The Throttling pattern addresses system protection in distributed environments by implementing rate limiting mechanisms that control request processing rates. By using algorithms like Token Bucket, Sliding Window, and Fixed Window, applications can ensure fair resource allocation while preventing system overload.
💡 The key insight is that not all traffic is equal — by implementing intelligent rate limiting with proper monitoring and configuration, systems can maintain stability even during unexpected traffic spikes.
#DistributedSystems #SystemArchitecture #RateLimiting #SystemProtection #SoftwareEngineering
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🛡️ The Throttling pattern addresses system protection in distributed environments by implementing rate limiting mechanisms that control request processing rates. By using algorithms like Token Bucket, Sliding Window, and Fixed Window, applications can ensure fair resource allocation while preventing system overload.
💡 The key insight is that not all traffic is equal — by implementing intelligent rate limiting with proper monitoring and configuration, systems can maintain stability even during unexpected traffic spikes.
#DistributedSystems #SystemArchitecture #RateLimiting #SystemProtection #SoftwareEngineering
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🛡️ The Throttling pattern addresses system protection in distributed environments by implementing rate limiting mechanisms that control request processing rates. By using algorithms like Token Bucket, Sliding Window, and Fixed Window, applications can ensure fair resource allocation while preventing system overload.
💡 The key insight is that not all traffic is equal — by implementing intelligent rate limiting with proper monitoring and configuration, systems can maintain stability even during unexpected traffic spikes.
#DistributedSystems #SystemArchitecture #RateLimiting #SystemProtection #SoftwareEngineering
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🛡️ The Throttling pattern addresses system protection in distributed environments by implementing rate limiting mechanisms that control request processing rates. By using algorithms like Token Bucket, Sliding Window, and Fixed Window, applications can ensure fair resource allocation while preventing system overload.
💡 The key insight is that not all traffic is equal — by implementing intelligent rate limiting with proper monitoring and configuration, systems can maintain stability even during unexpected traffic spikes.
#DistributedSystems #SystemArchitecture #RateLimiting #SystemProtection #SoftwareEngineering
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Kafka in-cluster replication won't save you from a regional outage. You need a battle-tested Multi-Region strategy.
Read this to master:
- RPO/RTO trade-offs for global scale
- Active-Active vs. Stretched Clusters (3-DC & 2.5-DC)
- Solving the offset translation nightmare
- Real-world failover testing
https://softwaremill.com/guide-to-apache-kafka-disaster-recovery-and-multi-region-architectures/#ApacheKafka #SystemArchitecture #DisasterRecovery #DataEngineering
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More common mistakes to avoid when creating system architecture diagrams
https://www.ilograph.com/blog/posts/more-common-diagram-mistakes/
#HackerNews #systemarchitecture #diagrammistakes #softwaredevelopment #designbestpractices #techtips
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Learn how a high-scale automated pricing system managing 1M+ SKUs and 500k daily updates uses risk engineering, guardrails, and blast-radius containment. https://hackernoon.com/the-risk-engineering-behind-a-1-million-sku-automated-pricing-engine #systemarchitecture
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Execution Is a Technical Discipline
Ideas don’t scale companies. Infrastructure does. Systems must be built, integrated, and managed correctly—or growth breaks under pressure. #TechExecution #SystemArchitecture #ITImplementation
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Build What the Business Needs, Not What Looks Impressive
Success isn’t about flashy features. It’s about solving the right problems. Strong development focuses on clarity, speed, and usability—not complexity for the sake of complexity.
#SoftwareDevelopment #ProductEngineering #UXDesign #SystemArchitecture #BusinessTechnology -
Boring Technology, Boring Architecture
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/boring-technology-architecture-h%C3%A5var-stavseth-ndq1e/
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Goodbye #Microservices: From 100s of problem children to 1 superstar
https://www.twilio.com/en-us/blog/developers/best-practices/goodbye-microservices
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I visualize the 'human element' in my code as a unique fingerprint. It’s the intentional imperfection—the decision to prioritize maintainability over maximum speed—that makes the system resilient and distinct. #SystemArchitecture #Coding
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@maxleibman was tired when I read that. Thought it said enema, rather than emu. 🤦 I thought, "yes, I've been to meetings like that".
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Our backend architecture is built for scalability, security, and speed. From microservices to smart caching and load balancing — every component is designed to handle millions of transactions seamlessly.
This post breaks down how our system ensures uptime, resilience, and next-gen performance behind the scenes.
#Nirvista#BackendArchitecture #TechDesign #Developers #SystemArchitecture #ScalableTech #TechInnovation #CloudComputing #Microservices #DevOps #BackendDevelopment -
Our backend architecture is built for scalability, security, and speed. From microservices to smart caching and load balancing — every component is designed to handle millions of transactions seamlessly.
This post breaks down how our system ensures uptime, resilience, and next-gen performance behind the scenes.
#Nirvista#BackendArchitecture #TechDesign #Developers #SystemArchitecture #ScalableTech #TechInnovation #CloudComputing #Microservices #DevOps #BackendDevelopment -
Our backend architecture is built for scalability, security, and speed. From microservices to smart caching and load balancing — every component is designed to handle millions of transactions seamlessly.
This post breaks down how our system ensures uptime, resilience, and next-gen performance behind the scenes.
#Nirvista#BackendArchitecture #TechDesign #Developers #SystemArchitecture #ScalableTech #TechInnovation #CloudComputing #Microservices #DevOps #BackendDevelopment -
"Hàng đợi thư chết (Dead Letter Queue) - Giải pháp cho kiến trúc hệ thống
Hàng đợi thư chết là một pattern giúp xử lý các tin nhắn không thể xử lý được trong hệ thống, tránh thất lạc dữ liệu. #DeadLetterQueue #KiếnTrúcHệThống #LậpTrình #SystemArchitecture #Programming"
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1oqikpn/day_26_the_dead_letter_queue_pattern/
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The Bulkhead pattern addresses resource isolation in distributed systems by partitioning resources into separate pools using semaphore-based concurrency control. This prevents single service failures from consuming all available resources and causing system-wide outages.
Key architectural components:
🔧 Bulkhead class with Semaphore control
🗂️ BulkheadRegistry for centralized management
🎯 Priority-based resource allocation
🛟 Fallback strategies for graceful degradationImplementation guide covers semaphore-based resource isolation, failure simulation demonstrating isolation, and production deployment strategies including async execution patterns.
Comprehensive coverage from core concepts to production-ready e-commerce implementation with payment, search, and notification services.
#DistributedSystems #SystemArchitecture #Microservices #Resilience #SoftwareEngineering
https://newsletter.shiftelevate.dev/p/bulkhead-pattern-isolating-resources-for-system-resilience
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Architects are not promotions; they’re mindsets. Stakeholders often equate senior titles with tenure. That’s a false ledger. #SystemArchitecture #SecurityArchitecture #Leadership #ContinuousLearning #MindsetShift
http://tomsitcafe.com/2025/10/20/architects-are-not-promotions-theyre-mindsets/
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@ColinTheMathmo
Ah, rabbit-hole explorer, eh? I confess I'm pretty deep in this warren myself. I believe it's for trim, is used in normal flight (but isn't itself the elevator, which might be what you were asking, that's a separate control surface), and has no flaps (basically they're on the wings). Happy to be corrected; I write in a relatively amateur capacity. You may enjoy this thread: https://homebuiltairplanes.com/threads/designing-a-removable-one-piece-horizontal-stabilizer-with-advanced-composites-self-study.37764 Fair warning: it may lead to wanting to build little airplanes.*edited to add: I think post #31 in that thread (first post of page 2) is particularly pertinent to your question. I believe the author spent much of their career in vibration engineering (I don't know the proper name for their subspecialty, but anyway, suffice to say they're a switched-on cookie).
#aviation #aerospace #aircraftDesign #aeroplanes #airplanes #systemArchitecture #fluidDynamics #engineering
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Quickly modeled a minimal endpoint in my tool Zooml.dev
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Its now possible to share your diagram in zooml.dev!
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One of my mantras have quickly become "at a glance".
Wouldnt it be nice if you could spot the architecture layout, quickly?
in this example we have a interface dbabstraction, a db class, user entity and 2 enums
=> www.zooml.dev
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Next big thing will of course be an Ai implementation!
www.zooml.dev
This will not finish the diagram for you - but provide analysis of the diagram you have provided!
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Now its possible to see a small preview of your diagram, making it easier to identify the diagram you're working on!
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Have Optimized a ton of processes, so now its getting better!
www.zooml.dev
#systemarchitecture #designclassdiagram #programmer #developer
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Have Optimized a ton of processes, so now its getting better!
www.zooml.dev
#systemarchitecture #designclassdiagram #programmer #developer
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Have Optimized a ton of processes, so now its getting better!
www.zooml.dev
#systemarchitecture #designclassdiagram #programmer #developer
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@mjglopez Definitely a combo of #1 and #2: Been working #refactoring truly enormous amount of code for the last years, code which has its oldest roots from 2003. It has been a great learning experience while having the chance to restructure large sections of the #systemarchitecture Painpoints? Sure. But what cool results, improved #performance and first of all: #maintainability
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... This is where your diagram will live! <3
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Now its possible to have 5 diagrams in cloud storage! (the local storage is still available if you're not logged in)
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is now live! the 1.0.0 verison is OUT
