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Workers and orchestrator
I’m working on a system where we have several scheduled long running operations. In our case this is website crawls that we perform for customers. The current setup is pragmatic where we have one ...
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How to auto-scale a service based on requests count and internal processes
I have a service which is used to register tasks. These tasks are asynchronous and executed in background using a state management engine. The state management engine is running inside the service and ...
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Scaled services and order of events sent as messages (using a broker)
How would you go about making sure that "events" sent as messages to any sort of broker (Kafka, RabbitMQ etc) from multiple instances of the same service (load balanced) are actually added ...
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Operate on data that doesn't fit into JVM
We have a service where we have billions of key-value data stored in some storage. Before actually querying the data, we query the bloom filter to determine if the key may exist or definitely does not ...
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How microservices db are updated and sync when scale? [closed]
Scenario: In Case I have MS "MS-1" Orchestration detect high volume Orchestration create additional node with cloned MS "MS-2" "MS-2" get request and update its DB Question : How MS "MS-1" will be ...
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How to handle concurrent updates for the same record in a distributed system
I'm trying to figure out the best solution for the below. Any help would be great. So basically I have a service (that can be scaled horizontally), which listens on a queue. Every message received ...
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Scaling an overgrown SCRUM team
Backstory A scrum team is well defined. They have a PO, scrum master, clearly defined scope. The workload increases, as more and more projects are covered and need to be maintained, but it is still ...