The Anti-Corruption Layer Pattern: A Practical Implementation in Golang, Docker
In the world of modern software architecture, systems rarely exist in isolation. Enterprise applications constantly interact with legacy…
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The Ambassador Pattern: A Practical Implementation Using Golang, Docker, and Kubernetes
As distributed systems grow, the networking logic surrounding your services tends to grow with them. Retries, TLS termination,…
The Sidecar Pattern: A Practical Implementation Using Golang, Docker, and Kubernetes
Modern distributed systems are rarely built as single, monolithic processes. As applications break down into microservices, each service…
Raft Consensus Algorithm: Architecture, Usage, and Practical Go Implementation
Raft is a distributed consensus algorithm designed to be understandable, reliable, and practical for building fault-tolerant distributed systems. Introduced in 2014 by Diego…
The Golang Scheduler: A Review
Go’s concurrency story is famously simple on the surface—spawn goroutines, coordinate with channels, and let the runtime handle…
Polyglot Microservices: The Definitive Guide to Building Production-Ready Services with Python, Go, and Rust
Microservices architecture has become the de facto standard for building scalable, maintainable software systems. But most tutorials limit themselves to a single…
Hash Table Internals & Collision Strategies – A Deep Dive (Python, Go, Rust)
Hash tables stand as one of the most fundamental and widely used data structures in all of computer…
Time/Space Tradeoffs in Production Systems: Theory, Practice, and Real-World Patterns In Go, Python and Rust
In the landscape of modern software engineering, the interplay between time efficiency (often measured as runtime performance or…
Golang Reflection: The Guide to Runtime Type Inspection, Manipulation, and Best Practices
Go’s legendary simplicity and blazing performance come from its static type system. Every variable has a known type…
Golang Memory Leaks: Detection, Fixes, and Best Practices
You’ve just deployed your brand-new microservice written in Go. It’s fast, concurrent, and beautiful. But a few days…