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Backpressure in Distributed Systems

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Learn more about backpressure, a technique in distributed systems to prevent overload and cascading failures by controlling the flow of requests.

Systems 278
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Network Guardians: Crafting a Spring Boot-Driven Anomaly Detection System

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This three-part article series will take you through the process of developing a network anomaly detection system using the Spring Boot framework in a robust manner. The series is organized as follows: Part 1: We’ll concentrate on the foundation and basic structure of our detection system, which has to be created.

Network 289
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Decompose Legacy System Into Microservices: Part 2

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This is particularly relevant in the domain of reimbursement calculation systems. The Monolithic Challenge Imagine a scenario where you have a large-scale, monolithic system - possibly a bulky C# console application or an extensive SQL Server stored procedure.

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Architecting for Resilience: Strategies for Fault-Tolerant Systems

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That means it's important that software systems are dependable, robust, and resilient. Resilient systems can withstand failures or errors without completely crashing. It lets systems keep working properly even when problems occur. We'll also discuss core principles and strategies for building fault-tolerant systems.

Strategy 305
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Congestion Control in Cloud Scale Distributed Systems

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Distributed systems are composed of multiple systems that are wired together to provide a specific functionality. Systems that operate at a cloud scale can get expected or unexpected surges of traffic from one or multiple callers and are expected to perform in a predictable manner.

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Strategies for Building Self-Healing Software Systems

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In the vast realm of software development, there's a pursuit for software systems that are not only robust and efficient but can also "heal" themselves. Self-healing software systems represent a significant stride towards automation and resilience. 4 Key Strategies for Building Self-Healing Software Systems 1.

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Overcoming the Retry Dilemma in Distributed Systems

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This was manifested in systems designs as well where we pushed these biases when designing systems. “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results” - Source unknown As you can see in the quote above, humans have this tendency to retry things even when results are not going to change.

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