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Apache BookKeeper Insights Part 2 — Closing Ledgers Safely

Apache BookKeeper Insights Part 1 — External Consensus and Dynamic Membership

Series Introduction

Apache BookKeeper Observability — Part 5— Read Metrics in Detail

Apache BookKeeper Observability — Part 4— Read USE Metrics

Apache BookKeeper Observability — Part 3 — Write Metrics in Detail

Apache BookKeeper Observability — Part 2 — Write USE Metrics

Apache BookKeeper Observability — Part 1 — Introducing the Metrics

Apache BookKeeper Internals — Part 4 — Back Pressure

Apache BookKeeper Internals — Part 3 — Reads

Based on BookKeeper 4.14 as configured for Apache Pulsar.

Apache BookKeeper Internals — Part 2 — Writes

Based on BookKeeper 4.14 as configured for Apache Pulsar.

Apache BookKeeper Internals — Part 1 — High Level

The Importance of Mental Models for Incident Response

Being a member of the Splunk Messaging-as-a-Service (MaaS) team means that you spend your time working directly on Apache Pulsar and Apache BookKeeper projects, CI/CD, automation tooling and finally, incidents. Being on-call is one of…

Modelling and verifying the BookKeeper protocol (TLA+ Series Part 3)

A Guide to the BookKeeper Replication Protocol (TLA+ Series Part 2)