User Safety in Production Systems: Safe-by-Design Patterns for Engineers
How to build systems that protect users without sacrificing velocity, using proven architecture patterns and concrete tooling.
How to build systems that protect users without sacrificing velocity, using proven architecture patterns and concrete tooling.
A deep dive into backpressure and flow control patterns in distributed systems, covering real failure modes, production implementations with Kafka and reactive streams, and the architectural decisions that keep pipelines alive under load.
A practical guide to embedding user safety into the architecture of modern software systems, with concrete patterns, anti-failure strategies, and real-world examples.
Late data is inevitable in event-driven systems. This post shows practical patterns—watermarks, allowed lateness, and log-based reprocessing—to keep your ETL pipelines accurate and reliable.
Learn how to implement Debezium-based change data capture pipelines that guarantee exactly-once state, handle schema evolution gracefully, and execute reliable backfills at scale.