Thanks to authors who shared their knowledge for free on the internet, I can overcome software development challenges. This website is my way of giving back. I’m writing about stuff I learnt along the way, which I hope brings something new to the table.
Network multi-tenancy - 4. Distributed multi-tenancy
Fourth post of a series on a deep, software-engineer-oriented exploration of how a modern datacenter network provides multi-tenancy, starting from the physical topology and progressively explaining the protocols and mechanisms that make the system work.
Read more ⟶Network multi-tenancy - 3. Leaf local tenants isolation
Third post of a series on a deep, software-engineer-oriented exploration of how a modern datacenter network provides multi-tenancy, starting from the physical topology and progressively explaining the protocols and mechanisms that make the system work.
Read more ⟶Network multi-tenancy - 2. Leaf reachability
Second post of a series on a deep, software-engineer-oriented exploration of how a modern datacenter network provides multi-tenancy, starting from the physical topology and progressively explaining the protocols and mechanisms that make the system work.
Read more ⟶Network multi-tenancy - 1. Intro
First post of a series on a deep, software-engineer-oriented exploration of how a modern datacenter network provides multi-tenancy, starting from the physical topology and progressively explaining the protocols and mechanisms that make the system work.
Read more ⟶Binary encoding - 4. Conclusion
Last post of the binary encoding technologies series. It compares the three technologies and tries to identify in which situations they should be used.
Read more ⟶Binary encoding - 3. Protobuf
Third post of the binary encoding technologies series. It presents how Protobuf can be used to encode messages stored in an event bus.
Read more ⟶Binary encoding - 2. JSON
Second post of the binary encoding technologies series. It presents how JSON, MessagePack and JSON schema can be used together to encode messages stored in an event bus.
Read more ⟶Binary encoding - 1. Avro
First post of a series that compares different binary encoding technologies to encode messages stored in an event bus. It presents how the Avro protocol can be used for this specific use case.
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