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How do Google and Netflix manage millions of connections seamlessly? The secret is their load-balancing algorithm. In this blog, we look inside Netflix's load balancer called Zuul, to find: 1. Routing algorithms with maps. 2. Dynamic hashing techniques. 3. Advanced concepts of virtual servers and consistent hashing. 4. Netflix's game-changing backend subsetting algorithm. Learn how these algorithms help minimize latency, evenly distribute traffic, and reduce connection churn, making them the backbone of highly scalable, performant systems. Check out the full blog here: https://bit.ly/ir_lb_blog #blog #systemdesign

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🚨 New erase-install.sh version alert - 30.2 🚨 This is an emergency release to fix (prevent) the listing of 13.6 RC in the regular searches. This is caused due to the fact that mist-cli includes Apple's beta seed catalogs in its searches by default. Now the search in erase-install is restricted to the production catalog unless using the --beta option. https://lnkd.in/euXAFpyf

It's easy to say simplify your code. Some good advise on how to do it here:

I made some tables in Excel that you can practice on subnetting. like as find network IP and broadcast IP and so on...., in the last table you can see the answer too. https://lnkd.in/d3PPkjhX

After a brief hiatus, we have another exciting Velt (YC W22) release notes video! We weren't able to put one out last week because the team was at Google Next. But we are back and better then ever! This week we are excited to announce: - Option to hide Comments from appearing on certain Locations - Option to remove the Recording countdown - Option to remove the Recording summary - Option to pause the SDK features - More file type support on Comment attachments Full link in the comments! #buildinpublic #releasenotes #docs

a long form intro so good that you can just make it 9:16 and upload on all short platforms and it performs well watch this https://lnkd.in/gBCHHXTd

Great stuff here. Brittle tests are nearly as bad as flaky ones. Even the slightest change breaks everything. Of course it should go without saying that first and foremost, tests should be short, clear, and simple. A test that is three simple lines long is easy to maintain even if it’s brittle (though of course it would be even better if it wasn’t brittle).