Distributed Cache explained - Software Architecture Introduction (part 3)

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

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

Awesome content!

Excellent software design series real gem!🙏

You are too fast, try to explain it slowly

Thank you Christian for these awesome series! Your explanations are simple and on point. You brought information good enough to have an idea about the concept)))

I loved it, awesome, simple and very clear. Great Quality content. Thanks very much for your contribution. Great work!

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Wouldn't it make sense to put a load balancer in front of the distributed cache? And, then also in front of the DB? Trying to figure out why most architectures will put a load balancer in some layers, but not others. Like it seems that as long as we have a distributed/replicated component, then we would need to have an LB in front of it. Maybe some diagrams don't include it because some components have load balancing as a part of it; for example, an API gateway could be doing its own load balancing to know which service node to go to.

one of the best software architecture videos on the web. ❤

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

Good stuff!

How do I decide, what Design Pattern I have to use?

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.

Being a computer scientist is like being a parent with many children. You’re always having to come up with new names for your newborns and you’re always having to remember the names of your older children.

Great Videos

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!

a missed treasure!! Your explanations are very simple and crystal clear.. Subscribed.. Good Work.. Would love to hear on integration architecture..

What is BE in this case?

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

Never seen a video on YT that doesn't have a single downvote.. then I saw this

Why is the video creation been stopped on this subject? Seems like 5 months is a big gap.... Really need the next videos.... These are really awesome videos to the point....

Also I am interested in understanding how to choose the design patterns after we have decided the architecture.... Do we choose creational, structural & behavioral all at once in the beginning or does the behavioral set of design patterns work at controller layer inside logic layer....

I did see all your videos of architecture and if you could provide any link or any of your video to understand the same?

Wow

These series are gold!

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

can you please add more in depth videos or a bigger series .. btw loved your videos

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

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

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.

Can you make a video for each pattern like even based or SOA and explain it with practical example of a system that suits for each of the pattern?

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

End to End encryption like WhatsApp do they store anything in their server. If they encrypt that message then they obviously know how to decrypt. Does they do same like password hashing and salting.
if they do so then the String object is going to take more size and it will affect the servers and response time will be slow.

Waiting for the 4!!!

Looking forward to #4!

Great video! Really helpful