Part 5: Scale WebSocket applications horizontally using Redis. Learn Redis adapter setup, sticky sessions, load balancing strategies, and cluster monitoring for 10,000+ concurrent connections.
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Building a Modern Node.js CLI Generator for Microservices – Part 1: Introduction and Project Setup
In today’s microservices-driven development landscape, setting up new services with consistent architecture, proper tooling, and best practices can be time-consuming and error-prone. What if you
Automating Kafka and Redis Startup in WSL: Shell Scripts for Seamless Development
Learn how to create shell scripts that automatically start Kafka (in KRaft mode) and Redis clusters when WSL starts, streamlining your development workflow and eliminating manual setup overhead.
Understanding Rate Limiting Algorithms and Implementation (Part 2 of 3)
Dive into the technical foundations of rate limiting with practical algorithms, implementation strategies, and code examples for developers.
Advanced Enterprise Rate Limiting Strategies (Part 3 of 3)
Master advanced enterprise-level rate limiting strategies including distributed systems, AI-powered protection, monitoring, and performance optimization techniques.
From Architecture to Implementation: Building the Engine of Scale
Part 3 dives deep into the implementation details that transform architectural blueprints into production-ready code. We explore base62 encoding optimization, sophisticated API error handling, multi-tiered caching strategies, and adaptive circuit breakers that learn from system behavior to become more resilient over time.
From Napkin Sketch to Azure Blueprint: Designing Your URL Shortener’s Foundation
Part 2 of our Azure URL shortener series explores the critical architectural decisions that determine whether your system scales gracefully or collapses under load. We’ll compare Azure App Service vs Kubernetes, dive into why SQL databases often beat NoSQL for URL shorteners, and design a multi-tiered caching strategy that can handle millions of redirects per second.