The Cacophonies of Distributed Systems

Written by geekonrecord | Published 2019/11/28
Tech Story Tags: distributed-computing | distributed-systems-challenges | distributed-architecture | microservices | best-practices-microservices | microservice-architecture | latest-tech-stories | decentralization

TLDR Deutsch + Gosling’s fallacies of distributed computing are some of the most painful assumptions any junior systems designer, or architect can make. They include the eight Deutsch+ Gosling's original misbeliefs plus three freebies that I have learnt the hard way over time. The list includes the “cacophonies of distributed systems”, given that they certainly do not rhyme well with sound distributed engineering practices. It includes: Latency is zero, topology doesn’t change, there is one administrator and network is homogeneous.via the TL;DR App
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Written by geekonrecord | Commentary on technology
Published by HackerNoon on 2019/11/28
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