Pragmatic Programming

Building a Resilient Cloud Application: The Network Layout

This is the first of a series that I want to breakdown the different components of modern day applications that operate around the world, and has become easy to deploy with the cloud.

The Network Layout

The “Continuous” Development Methodology

As we move towards distributed architectures that are composed of many sub-systems, one aspect that is true for every system is that you will be making a lot of deployments. More machines mean more things you need to deploy to.

RabbitMQ: A Look into Messaging Queues

Messaging queues plays a large role in the communication channels of large enterprise systems. A message queue/broker is an added system that stores a queue of messages between multiple systems.

Liveness and Readiness Check

When designing a distributed system, one of the metrics you’ll probably need to track is how healthy are your systems. In a monolith system, it is easy to determine when your system is down because a larger system will be unable to service requests, leading to immediate feedback…

Uncle Bob’s Clean Architecture

The basis of my current understanding of architecture comes from the brilliant mind of Robert C. Martin…

The Scalability Cube

I was just watching a YouTube video where they brought up an interesting diagram, which I realized summed up how to scale…

1: Pragmatic Programmer Digest

Starting a new weekly series called Pragmatic Programmer Digest to share content from around the internet…

The Pragmatic Approach

Today I wanted to talk about what has recently inspired me to re-evaluate the way I see myself as a developer and how…