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Looking to get better at system design? Subscribe to this section and you'll find a range of easy-to-follow guides and real-world examples. Step by step, you'll learn how to design systems that are both reliable and scalable.
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Logging Best Practices: Proven Techniques for Services
Learn logging best practices for services and optimize your logging strategy with proven techniques.
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Phuong Le
JWT: Don't Add Sensitive Information Into JSON WebToken (JWT)
We often use JWT for authentication without truly understanding its nature. We simply trust that it's secure. Now, it's time to dive deeper.
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Phuong Le
3 Consistency Patterns: Strong, Eventual, Weak and Why They're Worth Your Time
Data consistency models (or patterns), you might not think about them, but they're everywhere. They're making sure the system you use every day stays in…
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Phuong Le
What Is Consistent Hashing? The Backbone of Distributed Storage Sharding
Traditional hashing can cause data imbalance when scaling, learn how consistent hashing ensures balanced distribution across shards, even with node…
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Phuong Le
How to Generate Unique IDs in Distributed Systems: 6 Key Strategies
In a distributed environment, two nodes can simultaneously assign IDs, the challenge is ensuring these IDs remain unique, avoiding overlaps and ensuring…
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Phuong Le
What Are Structured Logs and How Do They Improve Performance?
Logging information in a structured format for better analysis and processing of log data.
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Phuong Le
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CAP Theorem: Why Perfect Distributed Systems Don't Exist?
Why and how engineers juggle between consistency and availability in the apps you use every day.
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Phuong Le
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