@DaraaCodes یه چیزی. تو هر کشور اروپایی باشی تقریبا همون سه روز در ماهت رو می تونی سیو کنی. اون سه روز در ماه سوییس میشه ایفون ولی سه روز در ماه یه کشور دیگه میشه میان رده شیائومی.
@fordprifect@DaraaCodes جمله ات تناقض داره. اگر فاند داشته باشی میشه پول بلیت، وثیقه، ترجمه مدارک و یه ماه اولت. یه چیز حدود سه هزارتا. تمکن نمیخواد دیگه.
Most load balancers don’t actually “balance” load. 🚀
In production, traffic is never evenly distributed.
That’s why scaling becomes hard.
Real-world problems:
- heavy requests overload specific nodes
- retry storms create cascading failures
- slow instances destroy P99 latency
- “healthy” servers may still be overloaded internally
Modern load balancing is less about routing traffic and more about:
- failure isolation
- latency control
- congestion management
The hardest part of distributed systems isn’t handling traffic.
It’s handling uneven traffic.
#LoadBalancing #DistributedSystems #Backend #SystemDesign
@theo Slow dashboards are usually a symptom, not the problem. Either inefficient queries or missing aggregation layers. Curious if it was pulling raw data instead of precomputed views?
@adahstwt Exactly. Writing code is the easy part. Operating it under real traffic, failures, and evolving requirements is where engineering actually starts.
@Its_Nova1012 Classic idempotency issue. Retries + no deduplication usually cause this. Curious if there’s a message queue or webhook retry mechanism involved?
@CaptainInsightX Sounds like a resource leak or something tied to a TTL/timeout cycle. What’s happening around the 30–40 min mark, cache expiry, connection pool exhaustion, or scheduled jobs?
@flaviocopes That works until you need cross-project context. Isolation improves focus, but real workflows often depend on shared state and references.