Web Scale (Systems Architecture & Systems Programming)
Shivang SarawagiInsightful discussions on web-scale distributed systems and backend engineering in general.
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How Unikraft Cloud reduces serverless cold starts to milliseconds with unikernels and microVMs
In my former post, 'Why Cloudflare does not use containers in their Workers platform,' I discussed the V8 isolate architecture that enables them to achieve sub-millisecond serverless latency, supporting a significantly large number of tenan...
Why doesn't Cloudflare use containers in their Workers platform infrastructure?
Cloudflare enables its customers to run serverless code at the edge globally at blazing speeds with almost zero cold startup time.
They achieve this with their V8-powered deployment architecture in contrast to going forward with the tradit...
A crash course on building a distributed message broker like Kafka from scratch - Part 1
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This is the first in a series of posts I'll be writing to build a distributed message broker like Kafka from the bare bones in Go. In the posts, along with t...
How Monzo and DoorDash integrate external libraries with their code and how do web-scale companies manage a large number of microservices
Monzo, a UK-based online bank, recently shared insights into how they run migrations across 2800 microservices. In this post, I'll quickly bring up a key aspect they discussed in the article: how they integrate their application code with e...
Kafka tiered-storage at Uber and using it as a system of record
Kafka is heavily used in Uber's tech stack, serving several critical use cases, including batch and real-time systems.
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The total storage in Kafka clusters depends on factors like the number of topic partitions, throughput an...
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