Fallacies of Distributed Systems

Do you really think the networks are secure? Are you sure you can ignore the latency? Network bandwidth is indeed infinite, isn't it?
In this video we will figure out 8 fallacies of distributed systems and find out how to mitigate them efficiently.
0:00 Intro
0:28 Bank Story
01:00 The network is reliable
02:00 Business Oriented System Design Course
02:43 The latency is 0 and the bandwidth is infinite
04:20 Network is secure
05:12 Topology does not change
06:20 There is only one administrator
07:35 Transfer cost is 0
08:20 Network is homogeneous
09:45 Summary
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[@akulik512]

Cool and useful content!
Where can I get same T-shirt 😄?

[@architectureweekly]

I am thinking about custom merch :)

[@DaryaShynkevich-nb9tt]

Top content ❤

[@architectureweekly]

Thank you very much!

[@MeherShrishtiNigam]

Very useful for professionals

[@architectureweekly]

Thanks!

[@MeherShrishtiNigam]

@@architectureweekly Hello, I had a question - if you have the time to answer. Is it worth it to become a subject matter expert in distributed computing and cloud ? I am a dev with < 1 year of experience. Any answer will be appreciated !

[@architectureweekly]

@@MeherShrishtiNigam Hey! Studying distributed systems with consensus protocols, replication schemes and formal verifications is indeed a great pursue. Cloud technologies at the same time is a foundation of modern computing. So go ahead! However I think that less than 1 year of experience can introduce a challenge for distributed systems let's say, so I would recommend to spend another year or two solidifying your programming and product skills and getting let's say aws certificates and then proceed with TLA+, raft/paxos and other cool stuff

[@MeherShrishtiNigam]

@@architectureweekly Thanks a lot, I appreciate it a lot