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Measure thrice and cut once, or what to look for when designing microservices

Microservices is a common buzzword these days and everyone wants them just because "I've heard it is cool and modern". It became a de fa

Orchestrating backend calls with AWS Step Functions

Couple of months ago I was asked to design and implement a new feature for one of the customer's applications that involved calls to 3rd party ser

Databases Beyond The Data: Part 3. Closer look at relational indexes

It's been a while since I published my previous article from this series, so I decided that it is a perfect time to catch up. Today we are going t

Potential pitfalls with DynamoDB

Amazon DynamoDB has been around for quite a while and it became a standard for many AWS architectures. Amazon positions this database as a universal t

Databases Beyond The Data: Part 2. How NoSQL databases work and when to use them

In the previous article (Databases Beyond The Data: Part 1) we discussed an example of in-memory index used in Bitcask and the way it works. We spoke

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