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Uber’s Billion Trips Migration Setup with Zero Downtime
Maintaining uptime during system upgrades or migrations is essential, especially for high-stakes, real-time platforms like Uber's trip fulfillment…
Nov 19
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Our New Book, Generative AI System Design Interview, Is Now Available
Our new book Generative AI System Design Interview is available on Amazon!
Nov 18
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EP138: How do AirTags work?
WorkOS: Your app, Enterprise Ready.
Nov 16
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Speedrunning Guide: Junior to Staff Engineer in 3 years
This is a guest newsletter by Ryan Peterman, who was promoted from Junior to Staff Engineer in 3 years at Meta.
Nov 14
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Storing 200 Billion Entities: Notion’s Data Lake Project
Data Modeling for Performance: Virtual Masterclass (Sponsored)
Nov 12
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EP137: Proxy vs Reverse Proxy
A forward proxy is a server that sits between user devices and the internet. A forward proxy is commonly used for:
Nov 9
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A Pattern Every Modern Developer Should Know: CQRS
CQRS, which stands for Command Query Responsibility Segregation, is an architectural pattern that separates the concerns of reading and writing data.
Nov 7
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How McDonald Sells Millions of Burgers Per Day With Event-Driven Architecture
Cloud-scale monitoring with AWS and Datadog (Sponsored)
Nov 5
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EP136: The Ultimate DevOps Developer Roadmap
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Nov 2
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October 2024
Why Executives Seem Out of Touch, and How to Reach Them
For this week's issue, I am pleased to introduce our guest author, Ethan Evans, an ex-Amazon VP who played a pivotal role in creating some of the…
Oct 31
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1.8 Trillion Events Per Day with Kafka: How Agoda Handles it
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Oct 29
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EP135: Big Data Pipeline Cheatsheet for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud
This week’s system design interview:
Oct 26
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