Save yourself from a disaster #3: Redundancy of Database
This is the third part of the seriesSave yourself from a disaster: Redundancy on a budget.
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Writing on systems that scale.
Field notes on platform engineering, cloud cost, delivery flow, and building foundations that hold under growth.
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Save yourself from a disaster #2: Secure the Storage
This is the second part of the seriesSave yourself from a disaster: Redundancy on a budget.
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Save yourself from a disaster #1: Secure the Database
This is the first part of the seriesSave yourself from a disaster: Redundancy on a budget.
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Save yourself from a disaster: Redundancy on a budget
What can we learn from the latest major cloud incident (ie. burning OVH datacenter)?Do not put all your eggs in one basket!The only certain thing is that it’s …
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Bye-bye LastPass, Welcome KeePass(X)
LastPass has recently decided tolimit their free accountto allow only 1 active device (computer or mobile) per account.In the lights of this debatable …
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Past Year Review (2020)
The end of the year has come, so it’s time to look back and sum up what has happened and what has been achieved.
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Learning Touch Typing
I’ve been typing with two fingers for over 20 years and didn’t bother much about my typing skills. In fact, I was a pretty average typist with a rate of ~39wpm …
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Why I Stepped Down as CTO
I leftSkuola.netasCTOto joinRadical(formerly BAGBNB) asEngineer.
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Tech Challenge Explained
The tech challenged I’ve used in Skuola.net was designed in order to be submitted by any developer, regardless the experience level or the programming language.
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Book Review: Domain-Driven Design Quickly
This is my summary of the bookDomain Driven Design Quickly, I’ve highlighted the main concepts as a reference.