Distributed Cache explained - Software Architecture Introduction (part 3)

Continuation of the Software Architecture Introduction Course, covering Cache, and how it affects latency and performance in distributed systems.

In this last video of the first delivery of the Software Architecture Introduction video series I'm covering how to address the performance aspect of distributed systems in a practical way via caching. In this video cache is explained in a practical way in order to address performance. I also cover some topics like cache invalidation, update latency and cache misses.

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In A Dev' Story I explain Software Development related topics from my point of view. I'll be explaining different topics in "Chapters" according to the stage of the story I think they belong. Hope is as entertaining for you as it's fun for me to create these videos

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[Criiz]

Thanks for all your videos in this series, they're really concise and explanatory. Can't wait for the 4th video to come!!

[NomeshDeSilva]

This is a really awesome series of Architecture. Really simple and clear and easy to understand the concepts. please continue this series. Thank you very much for your contribution to the community !!!! hats-off brother

[daymannovaes]

Love it! Keep doing this sequence. This is a topic that I've become very interested in, and it's hard to find really quality content out there for beginners.

[shortcuter]

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[nk-thn]

Love this series already, this gives me a much broader view of how a big system looks like, very helpful for a junior backend engineer like me :) Hope to see more on this topic. Keep it up!

[zparragi]

I've just seen all the 3 videos of this series. Thanks a lot.

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[chibuezeonejeme]

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[Mndeto]

I really enjoyed this series. Looking forward to 4 as i check other resources

[Ceez]

My homework requires me to create a network and presentation, thank you for this video because I can provide more detail.

[ocramas]

Really nice videos! thanks. I hate distributed cache so much!!!!, but it is a needed pain sometimes.

[life_with_yolanda]

im a Business Analyst and this is perfect for me. Your explanations are simple, clear, and concise. May I ask for a video where you further explain the load balancer. Thank you.

[chineduifeanyi]

I acquired the knowledge I have been seeking for years in few minutes of three videos. Wow. I have always wanted to architect enterprise application. But I do not have a basic knowledge of DEVOPs

[AnjumanChawla]

Hey Hi Christian, You have done agreat job. I am waiting for other parts for Software Architecture Intriduction series(part 4...., so on), Please upload them

[BeSharpInCSharp]

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[ankitsharan]

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