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In a Distributed System, achieving ACID is hard due to many challenges

#java #Microservices #Transactions #DistributedSystem #RelationalDatabaseSystems #CloselyTied

- Divulged into the conception and making of a visual book on software architecture in this episode: https://ter.li/ooqott

- Learned about new approaches and techniques to successfully run through a distributed system in this episode: https://ter.li/nza3zq

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#DistributedSystem #SoftwareArchitecture #SoftwareDevelopment

Great workshop with GLACIATION consortium under #HorizonEurope! Discussed synergies for Braine software, including #edge #security, #distributedsystem for #dataprivacy, #datasovereignty & #energyefficient #microdatacentre for #bigdata & #AI.

Thanks @AidanOMahony &
#Dell ! 💻🚀

Just found out I have no #introduction post yet. So :

I'm a techie that likes to tinker with stuff. I'm interested in #opensource, #AI, #ML, #computersystem, and #distributedsystem topics. Sometimes I write blogs about them.

I've signed up and have been using this little website sporadically since 2017. I thought it was a really cool idea that lacked users.

But recently it proved its value by accepting people who want to be free.

Hope to see you guys here more in the future!

I wonder if #EventModeling or #Eventsourcing provides a methodic approach or something similar to describe failure #scenarios for a #distributedsystem. I made already a mapping of the #k8s based #distributedsystem to #12factor and the #reactive principles as described in the #reactivemanifesto.
I also collected all possible failure events that came to my mind with a mindmap.
So, now I search for a good way to describe the failure scenarios.

Ideas and hints very welcome.

People are sometimes afraid of #p2p’s complexity because it’s a #distributedsystem.

But client-server is a many-to-one relationship, so servers are naturally bottlenecks. Scaling them quickly becomes a distributed system of shared state with complexity equal to or greater than any p2p design.

Funny observation: the design of #ActivityPub is very close to X.500 (ITU-T directory standard first published 1988).

#DistributedSystem: if it looks like a 🦆 , talks like a 🦆 , ...

My favorite distributed systems essay, Fred Hebert's "Queues Don't Fix Overload": https://ferd.ca/queues-don-t-fix-overload.html When working on a #DistributedSystem team, I usually link this a couple of times week. The key ideas:

1. Your system has a bottleneck somewhere.
2. Putting queues in front of the bottleneck means you crash less often, but harder.
3. The bottleneck needs to be able slow down system input. "Back-pressure" and load shedding are your friends!

Find that bottleneck.

Consistent Hashing
{ by @yt_tr1x@twitter.com } from @hashnode@twitter.com

#hashing #server #distributedsystem #binarysearch-algorithm https://tr1x.hashnode.dev/consistent-hashing

#distributedsystem

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