Low-Level Lore
MohitExploring the depths of system internals, low-level programming, and the hidden mechanics of computers, from C and assembly to databases and beyond
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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The Exact Mechanics of the DynamoDB DNS Race Condition
The root cause of the 15-hour US-EAST-1 meltdown was not a crash, not capacity exhaustion, and not a bad configuration change in the traditional sense. It was a latent race condition in DynamoDB’s automated DNS management system that allowe...
Layer 2 Network Operations: How Ethernet Frames and Smart Switches Power Gigabit Networks
After a packet completes its routing decision and determines its next hop destination, it enters the realm of Layer 2 networking. Here, logical IP addresses give way to physical MAC addresses, and the focus shifts from end-to-end paths to s...
Routing Decision Process: Understanding How Packets Navigate From Host to Gateway
When you type a URL into your browser or send data across a network, your computer faces an immediate decision. Should this packet stay on the local network, or does it need to travel through a gateway to reach its destination? This fundame...
Process Scheduling Impacts on Lock Contention in Multi-Server Distributed Systems
Modern distributed applications face a subtle but critical performance challenge that stems from the intersection of operating system scheduling and concurrent programming. When processes across multiple servers compete for shared resources...
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