☁️ Serverless Architecture: Code Without the Servers (Well, Almost)Imagine writing code without worrying about servers, infrastructure, or provisioning. Just your logic, deployed, and ready to scale with…11h ago11h ago
🧩 Microservices Architecture: Breaking the Monolith, One Service at a TimeIn the world of modern software engineering, Microservices are like rockstars — everyone wants to talk about them, build with them, and…23h ago23h ago
🏰 Monolithic Architecture: The Big Friendly Giant of Software DesignIn the age of microservices, serverless, and containerized chaos, Monolithic Architecture often gets a bad rap.1d ago1d ago
🚀 Partitioning & Sharding in Databases: Understanding Horizontal vs. VerticalAs applications grow and data volumes explode, databases can quickly become a performance bottleneck. Slow queries, memory constraints, and…2d ago2d ago
🧠 Consistency Models in Distributed Systems: Strong, Eventual, and Causal ExplainedIn distributed systems, ensuring data consistency is one of the toughest challenges. When data lives across multiple servers — in…2d ago2d ago
Published inDev Genius⚔️ Event Sourcing vs Traditional DB Models — Part 4: When to Use What“Every pattern is a tradeoff. Know when to use which weapon.”2d agoA response icon12d agoA response icon1
⚡ Caching Strategies Demystified: LRU, LFU, TTL, Write-through, Write-around, and Write-backIn the world of high-performance systems, caching is a superpower. Whether you’re building a web app, a distributed database, or a CDN…3d agoA response icon13d agoA response icon1
🕒⚡ Latency vs. Throughput: Two Metrics, One Goal — Performance!If you’ve ever wondered why your website feels snappy in one moment and sluggish the next… or why some APIs respond in milliseconds while…3d ago3d ago
🌀 Load Balancing Demystified: Round Robin, Least Connections & Consistent HashingIn today’s world of cloud-native microservices and global-scale traffic, load balancing isn’t just a backend configuration — it’s your…4d ago4d ago
🧠 PACELC Theorem: The Real Tradeoff Beyond CAP in Distributed Databases“If there’s a network Partition (P), you must choose between Availability (A) and Consistency ©, Else (E), when the system is running…4d ago4d ago
