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Explore why LinkedIn outgrew Apache Kafka, the metadata and scaling bottlenecks they hit at 32 trillion events per day, and how their next-gen architecture solves the problem.
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A comprehensive system design breakdown of an E-Commerce Platform like Amazon or eBay — covering event-driven architecture, microservices, data modeling, API design, and complete flow diagrams for product browsing, cart management, and checkout.- Published on
Microservices aren't always the answer. Learn why Shopify — processing 284 million requests per minute on Black Friday — chose a modular monolith over microservices, and how you can apply the same architecture in Java/Spring Boot.- Published on
A hilarious deep-dive into the tech stack that powers Netflix — from React on the frontend to Chaos Monkey terrorizing production. Buckle up, it is going to be a binge-worthy read.- Published on
A deep-dive into the distributed system design behind scaling ads to billions of WhatsApp users — covering real-time auctions, microservices, failure handling, and the engineering trade-offs that make it all work.