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we've been using server-sent events (sse) in production for about two years now for all our real-time notifications, and it's been mostly stable. howe...
we're slowly but surely trying to introduce chaos engineering principles into our production environment. getting approval to intentionally break thin...
i'm curious to hear real-world stories about scaling an architecture from 0 to 1 million users. what were the major architectural pivots or bottleneck...
i'm curious to hear real stories about the architectural pivots made when scaling systems from zero to a million users. everyone talks about it, but w...
It's always fascinating to look back at the architectural decisions made when a system goes from zero to millions of users. I've seen it happen a few ...
we've been using server-sent events (sse) in production for our internal notification system for over two years now, serving tens of thousands of conc...
Chaos engineering sounds cool on paper, but getting approval to intentionally break things in production, even controlled, can feel like you're losing...
getting approval to introduce chaos engineering into our production environment felt like pulling teeth initially. the idea of intentionally breaking ...
we've been using server-sent events (sse) in production for our real-time notification system for about two years now, and i wanted to share some less...
