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- Effortless Postgres-S3 Data Flow (Spring Boot)
- Scalability for Dummies: A Comprehensive Guide to Building Scalable Web Services
- Understanding Apache Camel: A Comprehensive Guide to Integration Patterns and System Management
- Tech Blogs: Become better software Engineer
- Understanding Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) in Spring Boot
- Understanding Spring @Transactional Annotation: A Comprehensive Guide
- Comprehensive Guide to Caching in Spring Boot with Redis
- How to Implement Rate Limiting in Spring Boot APIs Using Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP)
- Part 5: Database Engineering Fundamentals: Write Amplification Problem in PostgreSQL
- Part 5: Database Engineering Fundamentals: Why Uber Engineering Switched from Postgres to MySQL
- Part 5: Database Engineering Fundamentals: WAL, Redo and undo logs in postgres
- Part 5: Database Engineering Fundamentals: TOAST table in Postgres
- Part 5: Database Engineering Fundamentals: PostgreSQL Process Architecture
- Part 5: Database Engineering Fundamentals: Postgres vs MySQL
- Part 5: Database Engineering Fundamentals: Postgres Locks — A Deep Dive
- Part 5: Database Engineering Fundamentals: InnoDB B-tree Latch Optimization History
- Part 5: Database Engineering Fundamentals: How Slow is select * in row store
- Part 5: Database Engineering Fundamentals: How Shopify’s engineering improved database writes?
- Part 5: Database Engineering Fundamentals
- Part 4: Database Engineering Fundamentals
- Part 3: Database Engineering Fundamentals: MongoDB internal Architecture
- Part 3: Database Engineering Fundamentals: MongoDB collection clustered index
- Part 3: Database Engineering Fundamentals: MemCached In-Memory database Architecture
- Part 3: Database Engineering Fundamentals
- Part 2: Database Engineering Fundamentals: Sharding with Postgres
- Part 2: Database Engineering Fundamentals
- Part 1: Database Engineering Fundamentals: The Cost of Long running Transactions
- Part 1: Database Engineering Fundamentals: Microsoft SQL Server Clustered Index Design
- Part 1: Database Engineering Fundamentals: Database Page
- Part 1: Database Engineering Fundamentals
- Comprehensive Roadmap for Low-Level and High-Level Design Interview Preparation
- Fundamentals of Network Engineering: Advanced Tools, Concepts, and Conclusion - Part 9
- Fundamentals of Network Engineering: Securing Network Communications with TLS - Part 8
- Fundamentals of Network Engineering: The Journey of a Click - From DNS to Redirection - Part 7
- Fundamentals of Network Engineering: Network Intermediaries - Proxies and Load Balancers - Part 6
- Fundamentals of Network Engineering: Managing Connections and Performance - Part 5
- Fundamentals of Network Engineering: Optimizing and Understanding TCP's Behavior - Part 4
- Fundamentals of Network Engineering: The Cornerstone Protocol - TCP Detailed - Part 3
- Fundamentals of Network Engineering: Essential Network Protocols - ICMP and UDP - Part 2
- Fundamentals of Network Engineering: Foundational Concepts - Client-Server, Standards, and the OSI Model - Part 1
- NGINX: nginRAT - a remote access trojan injecting NGINX
- NGINX: Websockets Demo
- NGINX: NGINX and WebSockets
- NGINX: NGINX config for Level 4 proxy
- NGINX: NGINX config for Level 7 proxy
- NGINX: NGINX config webserver
- NGINX: Nginx timeouts
- NGINX: NGINX demo using Docker
- NGINX: Http 2 with Secure Nginx
- NGINX: TLS with NGINX
- NGINX: Nginx Process Architecture
- NGINX: Threading and Connections
- NGINX: NGINX Layer 4 vs Layer 7 Proxying
- NGINX: Understand and Deploy Layer 4/Layer 7 Load Balancing, WebSockets, HTTPS, HTTP/2, TLS 1.3 (With Docker)
- REST API Based Workflow Design Using iWF Framework
- Understaning RAFT - distributed consensus protocol
- How (Not) To Document Your APIs
- State in reactive system - Orchestration-based Saga Pattern
- What makes API documentation terrible?
- Tips to test (end to end) library changes - Gradle based Project
- Approaches for Start and Resume Journey for User Onboarding to Platform
- Challenges in Migration of Application to Another Platform