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KAPPA your Domain Model into the Data-Mesh Architecture as Events - code simple { }
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Coordinated Progress - Part 3 - Coupling, Synchrony and Complexity - Jack Vanlightly
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| | In part 2, we built a mental framework using a graph of nodes and edges to represent distributed work. Workflows are subgraphs coordinated via choreography or orchestration. Reliability, in this model, means reliable progress: the result of reliable triggers and progressable work. In part 3 we refine this graph model in terms of different types of coupling between nodes, and how edges can be synchronous or asynchronous. Let's set the scene with an example, then dissect that example with the concepts of coupling and communication styles.
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An introduction to Monzo's data stack
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| | The modern data stack is a collection of rapidly evolving technologies that together provide a platform for analytics. While we at Monzo already have quite a modern data stack, there is always more to learn and room for improvement. This post summarises the core components of our modern data platform
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Data Mesh Principles and Logical Architecture
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| | Four principles that drive a logical architecture for a data mesh.
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Anthony Sciamanna | Should Private Methods Be Tested?
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| Developers new to unit testing often end up with large, brittle, and confusing tests. These kinds of tests typically expose underlying issues with the cod...