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From The Case for Database-First Pipelines by Gwen Shapira

If you were to go Kafka-first… well, it isn’t impossible. But all those responsibilities now belong to you as a developer. And if you are thinking there may be multiple webservers handling user requests and passing them to…

From Health Checks and Graceful Degradation in Distributed Systems by Cindy Sridharan

The “health” of a process is a spectrum. What we’re really interested in is the quality-of-service — such as how long it takes for a process to return the result of a given unit of work and the accuracy of the result.

From Get happy developers to do what you want by Jessica Kerr

… benefit of keeping the change I want in the system, which is often harder than making the change.

Contrast this with code metrics as an incentive: metrics distract from our collective goal of making this particular software great. They draw our attention to numbers, instead of customers. Metrics are great for information, but as soon as they’re used to alter the incentive landscape, they distort it in unintended ways.

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The Case for Database-First Pipelines

Gwen Shapira

Barbara Liskov — Inventor of Abstract Data Types

Alvaro Videla

Camunda raised € 25M Series A funding

Bernd Rücker