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Monthly Archives: February 2023
The rise of mesh’s
Todays software architectures are usually micro services one, where multiple, independent and distributed software components are loosely coupled. By introducing decoupled and distributed architectures a new kind of problems is introduced. First of all we have to “mesh” the distributed … Continue reading
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Persistent Connections
When we talk about persistent connection (aka “keep alive”) we talk about HTTP 1.1 and the year 1997. The W3C defined that connections could be multiplexed, by keeping the socket open after the initial request hast been answered. Compare https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Keep-Alive
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Site Reliable Engineering (SRE)
Often I feel a bit impressed that continuous X and DevOps the magic term to close the gap between development and operation. Let us go back to the year 2006 and this interview here and the CTOs directive: “You build … Continue reading
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Interface Definition Specification Formats
Let’s talk about API specifications and model driven engineering. Central pillar is a domain model which describes the problem space in an abstract and logical manner. One central organization around “model driven” is the OMG, found i.e. the UML diagrams. … Continue reading
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