This course provides an in-depth, hands-on journey into designing and implementing ultra-scalable task schedulers using Java Spring Boot. You will learn every core system design concept, explore diverse use cases, and gain practical experience
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Day 78: Distributed Rate Limiting I - The Token Bucket, Done Right on One Node
“Distributed rate limiting” sounds like it starts with a Redis client.
“Distributed rate limiting” sounds like it starts with a Redis client. It doesn’t. It starts with getting the algorithm itself correct on a single node, because every b...
Week 12: Production-Ready Distributed Scheduler (Days 56–60)
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Day 77: Jitter and Backoff - The Randomness Is the Feature, Not a Detail
Day 76 fixed the server side of a mass disconnect: admission control, reject fast, don’t queue.
Day 76 fixed the server side of a mass disconnect: admission control, reject fast, don’t queue. This one’s about the other end of that wire — t...
Phase 1: The Connection
What we’re building today
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A WebSocket gateway on raw
java.nio: the HTTP upgrade, frame parsing, masking and fragmentation are all written by hand, with no Netty and no WebSocket library. -
A Discord-style opcode protocol (`HELL...
Day 76: The Thundering Herd - What Happens When 100,000 Clients Reconnect at Once
A gateway node dies. Not gracefully — no drain, no connection migration, just gone. Every client it was holding, all 100,000 of them, gets a TCP reset at the same instant.
The Spring Boot Trap
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