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“Is This Username Taken?” — Answered in a Millisecond

Exploring the engineering challenge of checking username availability at billion-user scale. Learn how distributed caching, Redis sharding, and smart endpoint strategies enable millisecond responses.

Web Development

Artificial Intelligence

Architecture

MCP

All Eyes on MCP

Artificial Intelligence continues to grow, but key limitations remain. This article explores how MCP architecture addresses context length and memory bottlenecks in modern AI systems.

REST Idempotency

Idempotency in REST APIs ensures safe retries and consistent behavior. This post breaks down practical strategies for implementing idempotent POST, PUT, and DELETE endpoints.

Modernizing Monoliths with the Strangler Pattern

Migrating from monoliths to microservices is tough. This blog explores the Strangler Fig pattern and how it allows gradual, safe modernization of legacy systems without downtime.

Design Patterns for Microservices

Microservices architectures involve a collection of services working together to achieve business goals. Design patterns in microservices offer standardized solutions, ensuring uniformity, scalability, and maintainability in distributed systems.

Finetuning 🧐

Finetuning is taking a pre-trained model and further training it on a more specific dataset or task.

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Beyound Forward and Reverse Proxies

Proxy is an intermediate server which acts as a bridge between client and servers. Different types of proxies work in between client and server communication. Different types of proxies have different types of functionalities such as Caching, Anonymity and privacy, Content filtering, Access control, Load balancing and Firewall protection.

Web Development

Web Rendering

Website

All the things you need to know about web rendering.

Website rendering is the process of displaying content of the web page on user’s device. Web browsers retrieves HTML,CSS and JavaScript for the relevant web page then combine those things together and show it nicely in user’s device. Other than that it includes text formatting's, images and other media.

CPU scheduler in Linux operating system

CPU scheduler is the main division in the Operating system, and it is part of the OS kernel. It schedules tasks and with searching resources availability. Here I’m going to explain the Linux OS CPU scheduler

KNN in simple

KNN is a supervised learning algorithm. It can be used in both classification and regression. But most use it as a classification algorithm. It classified new data into one of the available categories.