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While designing a Distributed System, it is essential to pick the right kind of architecture. Usually, architectures are evolving, but picking the right one at the inception could make your system thrive. So, here are 4 common architectures in Distributed Systems
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The only way to infinitely scale your system is by making it distributed, which means adding more servers to serve your requests, more nodes to perform…
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In this essay, we explore a simple yet effective DoS attack called Fork Bomb, also called Rabbit Virus. This attack forks out processes infinitely, sta…
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Python supports chaining of comparison operators, which means if we wanted to find out if b lies between a and c we can do a < b < c, making code super…
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In this essay, we will model taxonomy on top of a relational database, and as a specific example, we will try to build Udemy's Taxonomy. The primary fo…
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Python in version 3.8 introduced Assignment Expressions which can be used with the help of the Walrus Operator :=. This expression does assign and retu…
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Persistent Data Structures preserve previous versions of themselves allowing us to revisit and audit any historical version. While we already did an ex…
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Before we start our essay on Persistent Data Structures, I just want to take this opportunity to share with you all something super interesting I have …
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