System Design
System Design and Architecture Design
1. Introduction In today’s fast-paced software landscape, systems must be responsive, scalable, and maintainable. Traditional monolithic architectures often fail to
1. Introduction As enterprise systems continue to scale and evolve, traditional monolithic Java applications often struggle to meet modern performance,
Multiple identical application containers talk to a single Postgres DB. Without coordination you risk: Goal: ensure correctness (no data corruption
Let’s take the Factory Pattern and apply it to a Spring Boot web application. Let’s use a more real-world case:
The Factory Pattern is a creational design pattern that provides an interface for creating objects but allows subclasses or dedicated
Developing RESTful APIs is a cornerstone of modern backend development. When using Java, Spring Boot is the go-to framework for
Managing multiple environments (like dev and prod) with one codebase is a common challenge when building AWS Lambda functions. In
Using AWS Lambda to process messages from Amazon SQS is a powerful serverless pattern that allows you to scale seamlessly
In today’s distributed systems world, responsiveness, scalability, and loose coupling are top priorities. Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) is a powerful design
In modern application architectures, microservices provide scalability, modularity, and ease of development. To manage communication between services and ensure security,