Socket management and Kernel Data structures

Socket management and Kernel Data structures

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My new book - Root cause, Stories from two decades of backend bugs

I wrote a new book that has been in the works for years. It is called Root Cause, and it is for those who enjoy the art of backend engineering.Early in my career, 20 years ago, I built backend and database applications without fully grasping their inner mechanics. Performance iss ...  Show more

5 Backend Design Patterns for Managing Threads and Sockets

In this video I introduce 5 different design patterns for building backend applications. Each mode explains how a socket listener is established, a connections are established and how threads and connections are managed to read, write and process requests. 

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