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There is a difference between a Distributed System and a Distributed Execution Distributed System A set of components that communicate by exchanging messages Distributed Execution An execution that is spread over the components, each performing a part of the execution
Confession: I can't stop collecting GitHub repos. Here are 7 popular GitHub repos on software architecture: (for .NET developers) 1. Evolutionary architecture by example - github.com/evolutionary-a… 2. Modular monolith application with DDD - github.com/kgrzybek/modul… 3. .NET 9…
Koen Claessen did not only invent async await but also worked on formally defining distributed programming model semantics, elevating location to a first class citizen Both ideas a big inspiration for @resonatehqio's durable programming model Distributed Async Await
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Chapter 6, “Message delivery and processing” of my book Think Distributed Systems was just released Read all about at-most once, at-least once, and the (in)famous exactly once guarantees on MEAP, @ManningBooks' Early Access Program #ThinkDistributedSystems
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