Fault Tolerance
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Core Java
BEAM Supervision Trees and “Let It Crash”: What Java Services Can Steal from Erlang
Most Java code tries hard to never fail. Erlang takes the opposite view, and the idea travels better than you…
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Software Development
Beyond CAP: Why the 1999 Fox and Brewer Paper Stil
Have you ever looked at a system design document and winced at the rigid demand for strict consistency? We have…
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Core Java
Elixir’s “Let It Crash” Philosophy: When Failing Fast Is a Feature
Why the world’s most reliable systems embrace failure instead of preventing it Picture this: You’re building a system that must not go…
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Enterprise Java
Handling Kafka Producer Retries
In distributed messaging systems, such as Apache Kafka, it’s essential to ensure that messages are delivered reliably, even when facing…
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Core Java
Configuring gRPC Retry Policies in Java Applications
gRPC is a high-performance RPC framework that enables efficient communication between microservices. However, network requests can fail due to various…
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