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Awesome log parsing cheat sheet. Log parsing commands are useful for: 🔹Searching patterns in text files 🔹Analyzing network packets 🔹Parsing fields from delimited logs 🔹Replacing strings in a file 🔹Sorting a file 🔹Displaying differences in files by comparing line by line…
A nice cheat sheet of different cloud services. -- Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to get a Free System Design PDF (158 pages): bit.ly/42Ex9oZ
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How to learn better and faster as a software engineer? ⚡ I follow these 5 things to ensure I am learning continuously and evolving to be a better software engineer every single day. youtu.be/Je5WBk91Wlc
White papers for software engineers (Version II): 1. Google File System 2. Map Reduce 3. BigTable 4. Megastore 5. Monarch 6. Chubby 7. Spanner 8. Dapper 9. Borg 10. Zanzibar 11. Pregel 12. Amazon Aurora 13. Dynamo DB 14. Scalability at what COST 15. Foundation DB 16. Monolith:…
Spend the first 3 years of your career ensuring these to accelerate your growth ⚡️ - become proficient in at least one stack - understand infrastructure and architecture - understand how your work fits into the big scheme - show extreme ownership and lead - help others succeed
If you want to master something, teach it.
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/1 10 Key Data Structures We Use Every Day 🔹 list: keep your Twitter feeds 🔹 stack: support undo/redo of the word editor 🔹 queue: keep printer jobs, or send user actions in-game 🔹 hash table: cashing systems 🔹 Array: math operations 🔹 heap: task scheduling
Simple Systems Scale. Simple systems are efficient, performant, and easy to understand, maintain, and scale. Hence, while designing any system, ensure that the architecture and implementation are kept really simple. Complex systems falter under stress. youtube.com/c/ArpitBhayani
These are great! Some more top of my head: - Database Internals by @ifesdjeen - Let's Build a Simple Database - cstack.github.io/db_tutorial/ This is classic. Though incomplete, still a great resource - Architecture of a Database System by Stonebraker - dsf.berkeley.edu/papers/fntdb07… (1/2)
Another interesting question on TLS certification with a layer 4 proxies.
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Recently @RazorpayEngg conducted an internal ChatGPT hackathon to encourage creative ideas around ChatGPT and AI. I'm super glad to share that my project – mocktopus was one of the winning projects in the hackathon 🎉🚀 #hackathon #opensource
10 topics I would focus on if I were to start my Machine Learning career again: 1. Python 2. Data Structures & Algorithms 3. Probabilities & Statistics 4. Learning Algebra 5. Calculus 6. ML algorithms 7. SQL 8. Testing 9. Version control 10. LLM / Langchain Here is a roadmap:
"How Cloud Computing is transforming from raw infra to app-centric services" Longer blog post 👉diagrid.io/blog/evolution… TLDR of timelines, app, infra, API changes 👇🧵(0..4)
To get feedback, you don’t have to wait for your company’s official perf cycle. You can run your own perf cycle. This technique works for any situation, but it is especially relevant when you are new to a team: - After you’ve spent a couple of months on a new team, run your…
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System Design Blueprint: The Ultimate Guide. Hope this checklist is useful to guide your discussions during the interview process. This briefly touches on: - LB - Gateway - Communication - CDN - Database - Cache - MQ - ID Generation - Scalability - Availability - More
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