Hengfeng Li

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[Hengfeng Li @hengfeng]

Instrumenting Cloud Spanner Go Applications with OpenCensus https://t.co/gDGjJ0yoWK

[Hengfeng Li @hengfeng]

Finish reading the first book in 2020 with my train time. https://t.co/qKccgy0oDx The book is well written and I like it. Rust is an interesting language. Elegant, super fast, powerful but might be hard for beginners. Many new concepts. Very strict complier. Love to code more.

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An interesting talk to watch - Scaling Slack - The Good, the Unexpected, and the Road Ahead. https://t.co/S9fiIssKrc

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Probably the best post I've ever read to clearly explain "Event Sourcing": https://t.co/NGyzjEqOek

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I just published What does Kubernetes cronjob’s `startingDeadlineSeconds` exactly mean? https://t.co/95dvURof3H

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Well written. https://t.co/2MrkM1EY8t

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Very well written. https://t.co/OVfpw0o2lC

[Hengfeng Li @hengfeng]

I just published Create a scheduled (cron-like) task in AWS Fargate https://t.co/tsmgCQNfR3

[Stephen Puiszis @scuba__stephen]

The 12 Best Computer Science Books of 2018 @iamdevloper

[Hengfeng Li @hengfeng]

Exponential backoff and jitter: https://t.co/h2pCYENNEX

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Investigating performance issue: https://t.co/ZuLX0q1PH2

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Alerting on what matters: https://t.co/HMq7RURElU

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Nice reading - Monitoring 101. https://t.co/PdYQmujuJm

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Nice reading. “The Friendship That Made Google Huge” - https://t.co/xs5TKrIzCT

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Good reading. https://t.co/vfCeJb6quj

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Reddit’s ad-serving platform with Go - https://t.co/nQmaccbaWF

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Guideline for code reviews - https://t.co/js9qUes88p

[Hengfeng Li @hengfeng]

Share "Ask HN: Turning 40 soon – seeking personal and professional life advice" https://t.co/pUIHJMutCN

[Martin Kleppmann @martinkl]

Such an amazing slide deck by @deniseyu21 on why distributed systems are so hard https://t.co/kqQ21wFHEp

[Hengfeng Li @hengfeng]

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