Really waiting for it. There are lots of channel who provide good videos but your way of explaining is very different. After watching it looks like I have learnt this and will never forget. Love you bro.
Following your videos and technical blog post since a long time, a secret admirer of your learning skills. Surprised by how deep you dive into different topics and explain them in such clear and simple terms. Wish you can share your learning strategy/approach in a video/blog - it would be a treat for every developer :)
Yes sir, that's the plan. Hoping to post on a weekly basis. Fingers crossed. Thanks much for the support. I have seen you on the channel from almost the beginning ☺️
You welcome architect!!!!!!!!!! I did a presentation in Mexico 1 month ago about this and the solutions available right now and the people look at me as martian jajaj
In case of CP, for write I understand that minimum it has to write to certain number of replica for the operation to be successful, while incase of read are you telling that minimum number of replicas in a quorum should be available for a read to be successful but the read would be sent to one random server in the quorum?
Its tricky. - If the CP ensures all the servers/replicas are updated during writes, then during reads you can send to 1 random server. - If the CP ensure majority quorum of servers are updated during writes, then during reads also you have to send reads to majority quorums (so that there is atleast 1 server overlapping with latest update).
Watched your Java Concurrency videos. They were so well explained. But learning is incomplete without practice. Can you please create Java practice questions for the topics which you explain?
Thats a good point. Thanks for sharing. I am planning to write a Java Concurrency book which is a good place for such examples. I am not sure if there will be sufficient interest in buying though.
Sir aap ke next videos kab aayenge.. I am eagerly waiting for it .. You explain technical concepts very well and it looks that technical concepts are too easy after watching your videos ... please keep it up ..
Your videos are awesome. Its been long time no videos have been uploaded. Any update when we can expect your new playlist or videos or do let us know if you have any other platform? Thanks in advance :)
Nice video.. as far as i understood, in a distributed system, you would end up choosing between Consistency and Availability because it's almost impossible to avoid network partitioning...
Heu Man, your videos are too good, please add more videos to the series. Or come up with a project, it will be really helpful for us. Also I would request you to add some videos on RabitMQ
You are doing really good work, very informative and to the point videos, This is the first channel for which I have enabled Notification, Thanks for all your effort, keep posting .
Just to add a comment: As per my understanding AZ (availability zones) consists of 3+ DCs instead of 1DC per AZ as you mentioned for fault tolerance, and each region contains 3+ AZs depends on traffic. Maybe it depends on the cloud vendor; however, just wanted to share.
My understanding is, AZ is most frequently a single data center, though technically can be more. This is true of all cloud providers. Definitely not 3+ DCs. Can vouch for that
Yo mas, you videos are really good. you should have pointed me to these videos when I asked you for tech. gyan long ago. haha.. anyways, so proud of you mas, that you are doing a great service to people by simplifying these abstract topics. I hope you continue to make more videos in different topics.
Very well explained. I am wondering what is the possible options of proxy. Is is custom implementation or there are out of shelf options available. (I have read about ngnix etc. as proxy but they are used in front of application servers)
Not sure about implementation details but in most cases it's a custom stateless component. I mentioned proxy since it's easy to understand it's functionality
Saw your Java ExecutorService video and fell in love with your style of explaining daunting topics. Subbed!
I'm also started from executer services from then i became fan of this guy. Crisp Explanation of every topic.
Thank you Defog Tech
pls updaload videos :((((
Where yo u are my good friend, we are missing you, come here with some amazing content :)
You're back? Happy to see your videos. Very informative, concise and to the point!
Waiting for your videos from past 2 years. Master class explanation to threading concepts.
same here 🙃
Awesome was waiting for it.please keep posting videos frequently it helps a lot
Trying my best to be more consistent!
Please come back!!!!!!!!
Really waiting for it. There are lots of channel who provide good videos but your way of explaining is very different. After watching it looks like I have learnt this and will never forget. Love you bro.
Thanks a ton buddy, really appreciate it!
Finally you are back again posting videos. Thanks
I am glad you are back with amazing vedios
Following your videos and technical blog post since a long time, a secret admirer of your learning skills. Surprised by how deep you dive into different topics and explain them in such clear and simple terms.
Wish you can share your learning strategy/approach in a video/blog - it would be a treat for every developer :)
Finally..!!
Finally part 2 is here,, thank you it's really helpful
invaluable resources while preparing for system design xD
This videos are so good!! please keep up with the work
Please upload more frequently we love your videos and explanations!!!!! Thank you
Yes sir, that's the plan. Hoping to post on a weekly basis. Fingers crossed. Thanks much for the support. I have seen you on the channel from almost the beginning ☺️
Of course, we should be the ones thanking you for this awesome content :)
@defogtech Eagerly waiting for courses from your end.
You welcome architect!!!!!!!!!! I did a presentation in Mexico 1 month ago about this and the solutions available right now and the people look at me as martian jajaj
Please do spring boot videos
I saw your Java videos , it's very good , way of indepth explanation
thanks for making such informative
videos
Awesome! Thank you for your amazing videos!
Thnx a lot waiting for more topic cover by u ,
I hope you don't stop releasing video please
Sir can you make video on kafka and microservices ?
please come up with more video's , we are missing u man .
In case of CP, for write I understand that minimum it has to write to certain number of replica for the operation to be successful, while incase of read are you telling that minimum number of replicas in a quorum should be available for a read to be successful but the read would be sent to one random server in the quorum?
Its tricky.
- If the CP ensures all the servers/replicas are updated during writes, then during reads you can send to 1 random server.
- If the CP ensure majority quorum of servers are updated during writes, then during reads also you have to send reads to majority quorums (so that there is atleast 1 server overlapping with latest update).
Could u pls make more videos?
Thanks for this! When are the next parts coming out? Also, what resources are you referring to help you gain better knowledge of these no SQL topics?
Next video is coming this week. On Partition techniques, followed by Replication.
@@DefogTech waiting 😉
Watched your Java Concurrency videos. They were so well explained. But learning is incomplete without practice. Can you please create Java practice questions for the topics which you explain?
Thats a good point. Thanks for sharing. I am planning to write a Java Concurrency book which is a good place for such examples. I am not sure if there will be sufficient interest in buying though.
@@DefogTech I will buy for sure.
Sir aap ke next videos kab aayenge.. I am eagerly waiting for it .. You explain technical concepts very well and it looks that technical concepts are too easy after watching your videos ... please keep it up ..
Your videos are awesome. Its been long time no videos have been uploaded. Any update when we can expect your new playlist or videos or do let us know if you have any other platform? Thanks in advance :)
Nice video.. as far as i understood, in a distributed system, you would end up choosing between Consistency and Availability because it's almost impossible to avoid network partitioning...
Heu Man, your videos are too good, please add more videos to the series. Or come up with a project, it will be really helpful for us. Also I would request you to add some videos on RabitMQ
Holy moly, there you are back!! Really was missing your videos.
Wonderful explanation and thanks for sharing it. Keep rocking!!!
You are doing really good work, very informative and to the point videos, This is the first channel for which I have enabled Notification, Thanks for all your effort, keep posting .
Great work!!!
Waiting for this, Please keep these videos on a scheduled basis.
Awesome stuff, please keep posting. 👍🏻
Finally legendary teacher is back 🙏
Awesome contents. Keep posting more videos.
Please keep posting we love your postings
Just to add a comment: As per my understanding AZ (availability zones) consists of 3+ DCs instead of 1DC per AZ as you mentioned for fault tolerance, and each region contains 3+ AZs depends on traffic. Maybe it depends on the cloud vendor; however, just wanted to share.
My understanding is, AZ is most frequently a single data center, though technically can be more. This is true of all cloud providers. Definitely not 3+ DCs. Can vouch for that
Thank you for the come back!! :)
It really helps, when the full series will come?
Yo mas, you videos are really good. you should have pointed me to these videos when I asked you for tech. gyan long ago. haha.. anyways, so proud of you mas, that you are doing a great service to people by simplifying these abstract topics. I hope you continue to make more videos in different topics.
Hahaha.. thanks a lot for the kind words, mas! Really appreciate it :)
When the full series will come?
Uploading next video this week.
Very well explained. I am wondering what is the possible options of proxy. Is is custom implementation or there are out of shelf options available. (I have read about ngnix etc. as proxy but they are used in front of application servers)
Not sure about implementation details but in most cases it's a custom stateless component. I mentioned proxy since it's easy to understand it's functionality
Your channel is the best tech channel that I have ever followed.
Wow, thanks!
One of the best explanation, if you make a course in udemy, it would become the best seller.
Planning to start TH-cam memberships instead. Hopefully there is enough support so that I can do this full time.
@@DefogTech what do you plan to make for membership and what will stay free?