When systems slow down, the first instinct is usually:
“Let’s add more cache.”
That helps — until it doesn’t.
At scale, read performance is rarely limited by a single slow component.
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https://t.co/Usbe0rrhVc
Caching is one of the first tools engineers reach for when systems slow down.
Add Redis. Add Memcached. Lower latency. Problem solved. Until it isn’t.
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https://t.co/musfBjGweT
When people hear sharding, they think:
“Split data across machines → system scales.”
That’s only partly true.
In real systems, sharding is about preventing one machine from becoming a bottleneck, not magically handling infinite traffic.
https://t.co/EUc3n1f5VM
One of the most expensive mistakes teams make is asking:
“Which database should we use?”
The better question is:
“What problem are we solving today, and which problems will appear at 10× scale?”
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https://t.co/6qNeoVtoCZ
"API Design at Scale" (What breaks after your first million requests)
Most APIs are designed for correctness. Very few are designed for failure, retries, evolution, and abuse.
https://t.co/xW3TKyAxro
Most engineers learn load balancing as
“Put a load balancer in front. Use round-robin. Done.”
That mental model works at 1k RPS. It breaks completely at 100k–1M RPS, multi-region systems, or stateful services.
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https://t.co/s77RWl8BO7
Capacity estimation is often treated like a warm-up exercise in system design. A few numbers. Some back-of-the-envelope math. Then straight to architecture diagrams. That approach misses the point...
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