Chapter 1 - Reliable, Scalable and Maintainable - Designing Data Intensive applications book review

Chapter 1 - Reliable, Scalable and Maintainable - Designing Data Intensive applications book review
How to build reliable, scalable and maintainable distributed system (foundations)
Designing Data-Intensive Applications: The Big Ideas Behind Reliable, Scalable, and Maintainable Systems by Martin Kleppmann

[amarj]

I recently started to read this book and was looking for review and luckily stumbled upon your video. I must say the effort you put to make all these videos is really astonishing. I heartily thank you for all your efforts. God bless you.

[craigsochocki]

Thank you so much for putting this together, Kunal. We've been working through this book in my workplace in order to help us establish a center of excellence. There have never been any courses (or even good reviews) of this book until now. I look forward to getting through your series, and hopefully doing one of our own eventually.

[vivekbhadauria]

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[michaelbodriscoll]

Thank you for making this series, and for making the slides public! Using them for an internal book club to teach a number of entry analysts about data systems.

[move]

thank you for taking the time to do the book review! I'd definitely be interested to see other tech book reviews!

one big take away from the first chapter is the idea that there's no one fit all solution especially in the twitter pull-push hybrid example, and I like how the author termed latency vs response time, to me a lot of miscommunications during work come from misuse of those fundamental terms

[subrahmanyagurumurthy]

I just started reading this book & found this review. Thank you so much!

[ramjiintrouble]

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[anubhavagrawal]

Please put them all in a playlist, it's hard to discover the subsequent parts. Also, thanks for these videos as they are super helpful. Waiting for chapter 8 review.

[sumitkumarmallick]

Thank you for this. You just made things easier to understand from the book. Thanks a lot.

[kartikeya]

Great content Kunal, looking for slides for all chapters for offline references.

[anupalsupertramp]

Hey Kunal, thank you for putting this up.

[farruhhabibullaev]

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[santoshjoshi]

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[vaishnavivel]

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[manikandannj]

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[yashchoudhary]

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[jonathanacuna]

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[siyaram]

Please also do a series on System Design by Alex Ru
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[orjihvy]

Are these type of books targeted toward CTOs or management? On glance, it seems to be more about architecting, rather than getting into the weeds. Or may be I am mistaken.

[ledrifte]

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