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EP154: What is MCP?
Why is everyone talking about it? Let’s take a closer look.
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API Protocols 101: A Guide to Choose the Right One
An API protocol is a set of rules and standards that define how different software applications communicate over a network.
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Facebook’s Database Handling Billions of Messages (Apache Cassandra® Deep Dive)
Cassandra is a powerful database system designed to store and manage massive amounts of data across many computers.
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EP153: A Cheatsheet on Comparing Key-Value Stores
We compare 15 key-value stores across different parameters like replication style, consistency protocol, node discovery approach, and partitioning…
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Dark Side of Distributed Systems: Latency and Partition Tolerance
Distributed systems are collections of independent computing resources that work together to present a unified, cohesive service or application to the…
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How Uber Built Odin to Handle 3.8 Million Containers
The details in this post have been derived from Uber Engineering Blog and other sources.
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EP152: 30 Free APIs for Developers
APIs are the backbone of modern software development.
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February 2025

Mastering Data Consistency Across Microservices
Microservices architecture is a software design pattern where an application is built as a collection of small, independent services, each responsible…
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How Amazon S3 Stores 350 Trillion Objects with 11 Nines of Durability
Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) is a highly scalable and durable object storage service designed for developers, businesses, and enterprises.
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EP151: 24 Good Resources to Learn Software Architecture in 2025
The resources can be divided into different types
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Non-Functional Requirements: The Backbone of Great Software - Part 2
Non-functional requirements (NFRs) are as critical as functional requirements because they define a system's qualities and operational parameters.
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How Instagram Scaled Its Infrastructure To Support a Billion Users
Caching for Performance: Virtual Masterclass (Sponsored)
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