Been a while, but I wrote an article for one of my clients on building efficient GraphQL resolvers based on a chunk of rebuilding we just did. Was fun
https://t.co/eYLXW5GqJd
@eshepelyuk If the data comes out of the DB in the right shape, that's all I wanted.
25 year old me was an idiot.
In other news, I met my wife at 25, so even idiots make good choices.
Happily, postgres is approachable and pretty tolerant these days, and even a poor, ignorant distributed application engineer like me can figure out what's going on with queries and do some voodoo to make things fast.
PG loves memory. Load all your indexes into memory.
25 year old me is looking in horror as I read explain output and seem to understand what is going on.
25 year old me did not like the internals of databases that much.
Hence, running for stuff like MongoDB.
Join me for the final #SummerOfK8s live stream in 10 minutes 📽️, focusing on "full-service ownership" and adding metadata to services via K8s annotations 🧑💻 -> https://t.co/CEzZ97m0VK
@BenLugavere hey, I wrote an article that references an old one of yours that medium threw at me a few days ago. Hope you don't mind!
https://t.co/fyAAnDMnzT
Agreed, one big advantage of Event Sourced systems in a distributed environment make it vastly easier to bootstrap a new service... and to recover when there's failures
Wrote an article: "Replay your Event Streams for Fun and Profit"
Event sourcing vs stream processing in the same system.
https://t.co/fyAAnDMnzT
#ddd#eventsourcing#eventarchitecture#nodejs
Running distributed EventStorming sessions? Before doing it with your colleagues, stakeholders, or clients, get some experience in the safety of a workshop first. Join our Remote EventStorming workshop with @tcoopman Early Bird tickets until Sept 15. https://t.co/O9Qnmgd06Z
For the lovers of infrastructure, here's a bit of whimsy
"Kubernetes the Hard Way: Compute on the Cheap With Longhorn, Tinc and friends: 4 part series"
https://t.co/lrk081nCJ9
Will drop the articles every week for the next month, probably on a Friday.
After several years of absence from social media, blogging, conferences and user groups, I've got a fair few things back in the pipeline over the net 6 months. App design, event systems, Kubernetes, Kafka, NodeJS, JVM, Groovy and some soldering.
Looking forward to it!