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Distributed System Fundamentals With An Imaginary Key-Value Store - Abhirama's Blog
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Don't use the CAP theorem for node failures
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| | CAP theorem: node failure, process crash vs. partition and availability.
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Implementing Raft: Part 0 - Introduction - Eli Bendersky's website
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What is the difference between scaling horizontally vs scaling vertically? How can this affect the design decisions that are made? - Loonytek - Delving into Tech
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| | [Sharing my answer to the above question on Quora] Horizontal Scaling - also referred to as "scale-out" is basically the addition of more machines or setting up a cluster or a distributed environment for your software system. This usually requires a load-balancer program which is a middle-ware component in the standard 3 tier client-server architectural...
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Redpanda - Jepsen Report
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| Kyle Kingsbury has made a career of improving the safety of distributed systems. With his Jepsen test, he explores whether a system lives up to its claims, files new bugs, and makes recommendations for operators.