Uber's Architecture: From Monolith to Microservices at Scale
Explore how Uber evolved from a monolith to a microservices architecture handling millions of real-time marketplace transactions daily.
Explore how Uber evolved from a monolith to a microservices architecture handling millions of real-time marketplace transactions daily.
Learn how vector clocks track full causal history to detect concurrent updates, enable conflict detection, and support automatic conflict resolution in distributed databases.
View-Stamped Replication (VSR) is a distributed consensus protocol that uses views and timestamps to achieve agreement in asynchronous systems.
Master distributed systems with this comprehensive learning path covering CAP theorem, consensus algorithms, distributed transactions, clock synchronization, and fault tolerance patterns.
A practical learning path for decomposing monoliths, designing service boundaries, handling distributed data, deploying at scale, and keeping a microservices system healthy in production.
Master system design with this comprehensive learning path covering distributed systems, scalability, databases, caching, messaging, and real-world case studies for interview prep.
Learn how Apache Kafka handles distributed streaming with partitions, consumer groups, exactly-once semantics, and event-driven architecture patterns.
Learn about strong, weak, eventual, and causal consistency models. Understand read-your-writes, monotonic reads, and picking the right model for your system.
Learn how consistent hashing works in caches, databases, and CDNs, including hash rings, virtual nodes, node additions, and redistribution strategies.
Database replication explained: master-slave, multi-master, synchronous vs asynchronous strategies, failover patterns, and consistency.