Notes on the book titled Empowered Chapter 10: One-o-One The purpose: reach competence, then, reach her potential The relationship: trust The onboarding: to get up to speed ( reach competence) (usually 2–3 months) The frequencies: never cancel! Sharing context: comparing vision, quarter focus Homework: onboarding. Guide on materials Thinking and acting like a…

Kafka high-throughput ingestion, fault-tolerant it is a log of persistent/durable events appended each time into a topic, with little overhead events are persistent and replayed until a retention period has passed can hold a large amount of durable data topics are splitter into partitions by a partition key, where the…

Here I collect my notes about the topic of Java concurrency. This is probably not a complete or useful article for anyone except for me. But you can still check out the reference list to find more complete sources. Thread.class can be used to run a code block implementing in…

In the software development world, it is no surprise that something new emerges every day, and becomes hype. And some of them are short-lived, but others may stay around longer, like microservices that everyone keeps talking about. Is it just another buzzword like blockchain or AI, or a breakthrough so…

it is about facilitating all development experience it touches every phase of a software lifecycle, development, and maintenance eventually, the goal is to minimize the lifetime cost of a software so the software needs to be maintainable, extendable don’t bind to the framework or hardware too much keep options open…

Avoiding insurmountable queue backlogs Ever since my first computer science course in college, I've been interested in how algorithms play out in the real…aws.amazon.com For reliable asynchronous systems, queues are essential. Even though queuing is meant to improve availability, they can sometimes backfire, by dramatically increasing the recovery time after an outage. Sometimes the messages in the queue wait too long so eventually become useless.

Avoiding overload in distributed systems by putting the smaller service in control | Amazon… At Amazon, we build large-scale distributed systems that are composed of smaller independent services, each with a…aws.amazon.com In AWS, the services are split into two: services executing customer requests (the data plane) services managing and vending customer configuration (the control plane) In general, the larger data plane fleet makes calls to the smaller control plane fleet.

Leader election in distributed systems Leader election is the simple idea of giving one thing (a process, host, thread, object, or human) in a distributed…aws.amazon.com Leader election is giving one of the system nodes some special powers. In a database, for example, the leader can handle write operations. a single leader makes reasoning about the system easier. debugging, managing concurrency is straightforward.