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The Write-Ahead Log: The underrated Reliability Foundation for Databases and Distributed systems
The write-ahead log (WAL) is everywhere. Yet, many people miss it and are not aware of it. The simple idea powers reliability in databases, messaging…
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Oskar Dudycz
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Applying Observability: From Strategy to Practice with Hazel Weakly
Have you considered applying observability but struggled to match the strategy with the tooling? Or maybe you were lost on how to do it? I have…
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Oskar Dudycz
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Hazel Weakly
1:44:07

November 2024

Deduplication in Distributed Systems: Myths, Realities, and Practical Solutions
This week, we'll discuss the deduplication strategies. We'll see whether they're useful and consider scenarios where you may need them. We'll also do a…
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Oskar Dudycz
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Ordering, Grouping and Consistency in Messaging systems
We went quite far from our Queue Broker series in recent editions, but today, we’re back to it! By powers combined, I joined our Queue Broker…
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Oskar Dudycz
Building your own Ledger Database
Today we discussed a challenge of replacing Amazon Quantum Ledger Database raised by Architecture Weekly community member. The surprising recommendation…
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Oskar Dudycz
Tech Debt doesn't exist, but trade-offs do
Tech debt is deader than dead, shock is all in your head. At least I'm shocked that after 32 years we're still using this term. I discussed today why I…
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Oskar Dudycz

October 2024

Frontent Architecture, Backend Architecture or just Architecture? With Tomasz Ducin
What's more important Frontend or Backend? What is Frontend Architecture? Is it even a thing? Where to draw the line, what are the common challenges in…
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Oskar Dudycz
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Tomasz Ducin
1:02:51
Don't Oversell Ideas: Trunk-Based Development Edition
We're living in the kiss-kiss-bang-bang era. Answers have to be quick, solutions simple, takes hot. One of the common leitmotifs that I see in my bubble…
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Oskar Dudycz
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Why to measure and make our system observable? How to reason on chaotic world
The world is messy and chaotic, who knew? Embracing that hard fact can bring relief, and be a first step to understanding how to handle known knowns…
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Oskar Dudycz
Webinar #23 - Gojko Adzic on designing product development experiments with Lizard Optimization
"My favorite conspiracy theory is that the stuff we make in software actually has any sense." As you see, we started strong in this week’s episode…
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Oskar Dudycz
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Gojko Adzic
57:05

September 2024

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