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Architecture Patterns: Publish/Subscribe

DZone

The Publish/Subscribe (Pub/Sub) pattern is a widely-used software architecture paradigm, particularly relevant in the design of distributed, messaging-driven systems. The communication framework is decoupled, scalable, and dynamic, making it useful for addressing complex software requirements in modern application development.

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Scalability?: ?Think in Terms Of TCO

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A system that has the ability to easily scale resources to meet the increasing workload without affecting the performance is known as a scalable system. To make an easy-to-scale system, it is crucial to have an evolutionary way of thinking about the software development cycle.

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Why applying chaos engineering to data-intensive applications matters

Dynatrace

Stream processing One approach to such a challenging scenario is stream processing, a computing paradigm and software architectural style for data-intensive software systems that emerged to cope with requirements for near real-time processing of massive amounts of data.

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Gossip Protocol Explained

High Scalability

You can subscribe to the system design newsletter to excel in system design interviews and software architecture. The original article was published on systemdesign.one website. What Is Gossip Protocol?

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UI Design Patterns That Don't Scale

SQL Performance

I spend a large amount of time translating software requirements into schema and queries. I want to talk about UI design choices that lead to data access patterns that are awkward to implement using SQL Server. That kind of feedback is necessary to help build maintainable, scalable solutions. Sort By Column. Conclusion.

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Sociotechnical Design Variables

Strategic Tech

Over the past few years I have focused much of my learning and work choices around learning about the design of sociotechnical systems?—?how how to design software architectures and organise teams around them. As part of good design, we should consider the effects of changing all of these variables.

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Design Patterns: Queue-Based Load Leveling Pattern

cdemi

Modern software usually involves running tasks that invoke services. Maximizing Scalability : Number of Queues and Services can be varied to meet Demand. Control Costs : You don't have to design your service to meet peak load, but rather average load.

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