EP62: Why Does Google Use Monorepo?

This week’s system design refresher:Top 6 most popular API architecture styles (Youtube video)Monorepo vs. MicrorepoInside the HTTP HeaderDeveloper RoadmapsBytebytego CollectiveTop 6 most popular API architecture stylesDo you believe that Google, Meta, Uber, and Airbnb put almost all of their code in one repository? This practice is called a monorepo. Guest post by Xiong Wang.Monorepo vs. Microrepo. Which is the best?...
Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning: Foundations and Modern Approaches

Download Note: this is the pre-print, non-final version of the book. If you spot any issues in the book (typos, errors in definitions, inaccurate descriptions, unclear figures/images, etc.), please report the issue via e-mail to: issues ~at~ marl-book ~dot~ com Download pre-print PDF (draft date: 29 May 2023) To receive updates about new versions, follow us on Twitter: Stefano, Filippos, Lukas Citation Stefano V. Albrecht,...
SaaS observability done right

Guest post originally published on Logz.io’s blog by Dotan Horovits SaaS (software as a service) is the common model for many businesses today. Even longstanding behemoths such as Cisco and Microsoft have been strategically shifting their software products to SaaS and recurring revenue models (just think Office365 shift from licensed Office). These SaaS businesses need agility to move fast and remain competitive. This...
Adaptive Query Execution in Structured Streaming

In Databricks Runtime, Adaptive Query Execution (AQE) is a performance feature that continuously re-optimizes batch queries using runtime statistics during query execution. Starting...
Active Active

For many types of services and systems it is important to provide low latency as well as high availability for business domain entities. Achieving this requires being able to both read and update state for the same entity in multiple physical locations, data centers or cloud regions. Interactions for a user can be directed to the closest geographic location to get...
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Month: July 2010

Evolving Architectures – Part IV – Design mechanics

Published by Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz on July 20, 2010

If we want to evolve architectures or change an existing architecture in general, for that matter, it is important to understand design mechanics. I recently…

Tidbits

Published by Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz on July 6, 2010

New month new round of tidbits. IASA Israel chapter 2nd meeting This Thursday (July 8th) at 17:00 Israel time, IASA Israeli chapter is holding its…