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Application performance observation through New Relic.

March 30, 2022March 30, 2022Studio-DevOpsavailability, Devops, kubernetes, Monitoring, new relic, observability

Reading Time: 6 minutes Hello Readers, I hope you liked my previous blog on kubernetes autoscaling through karpenter. Today in this blog we will know about an amazing tool called New Relic. Also we will see application performance observation through New Relic. which can be helpful in making applications reliable as well as highly available for consumers. New Relic is a observability platform for application performance which can be Continue Reading

CAP Theorem | Building Scalable Systems | Reactive Architecture

June 18, 2021June 18, 2021Architecture, Microservices, Reactive Architecture, Reactive Programmingavailability, CAP, Consistency, Partition tolerance, Reactive Architecture

Reading Time: 3 minutes CAP Theorem, a Distributed System must account for this theorem which means when two or more systems try to connect with each other they need to account this Theorem. In this blog, we are gonna discuss about this theorem and how we have to sacrifice any factor while communicating with another system. Apart from this we’ll also discuss some other related terminologies and theorems. CAP Continue Reading

Performance v/s Scalability in Reactive Microservices

May 28, 2021May 28, 2021Architecture, Reactive Architecture, Studio-Scalaavailability, Reactive Architecture, reactive systems, Scalability

Reading Time: 2 minutes Performance and Scalability are the two main factors that come into account when creating a Distributed System. When people talk about these two terminologies they very often use these two words synonymously. However, they mean different things. As there’s a lot of misunderstanding so in this blog we’ll discuss Performance and Scalability, their differences and relation if any. Performance – Performance is all about optimizing Continue Reading

Couchbase High Availability and Disaster Recovery: Part 2

April 7, 2020April 7, 2020couchbase, Studio-Scalaavailability, couchbase, disaster recovery, nosql, resiliance

Reading Time: 3 minutes In our previous blog we learned about how Couchbase achieves high availability. This post will focus on understanding Couchbase Disaster Recovery mechanisms to prevent data loss. Disaster Recovery Couchbase uses the following mechanisms to prevent potential data loss due to unplanned incidents or disasters. XDCR As discussed in the previous blog, Cross-Data Center Replication (XDCR) is a technology that lets us keep entire Data Centers Continue Reading

Couchbase High Availability and Disaster Recovery: Part 1

April 2, 2020April 7, 2020couchbase, Studio-Scalaavailability, couchbase, disaster recovery

Reading Time: 4 minutes Couchbase Server is an open-source, distributed, NoSQL, document-oriented engagement database. It is designed to support strong features like:– Flexible data model– Simple administration– Query and Analytics– Memory first architecture– High Availability and many more Couchbase strongly emphasizes reliability, high availability, and simple management. It aims to perform operations while the system remains online, without interrupting running applications. High Availability Focused on high availability, it leverages Continue Reading