This Thursday I am going to run a live webinar on no-nonsense distributed #dddesign particular.net/webinars/ddd-d…. I managed to squeeze in some bonus content about what my distributed systems crystal balls shows me recently

Don't miss our live webinar in less than 48 hours! Even if you can't make it to the live webinar, register and we'll send you a recording when it's available — Distributed domain-driven design, a no-nonsense implementation guide, with Szymon Pobiega: buff.ly/3SOPufd

Seeing the top post on HN about moving from RabbitMQ --> Postgres for a task queue. Question for AWS users -- have you ever *not* used SQS for a queue? And if so, what was the reason -- missing capabilities, price, performance, something else? (I freaking love SQS)

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Have any questions about distributed systems, messaging or queues? Come ask us Particular Software booth at #ndcoslo! Szymon Pobiega will visualise things for you beautifully 🤩

In an hour from now, I will be talking about #performance tricks I learned from contributing to the #dotnet #azure #sdk NDC Conferences. Join me in Room 3 ndcoslo.com/agenda/perform… #ndcoslo

Dr. Harvey’s ninth fallacy of distributed computing at #NDCOslo cc David Boike

Found this lovely doodle at the #NDCOslo conference party and had a nice chat with Szymon Pobiega. Can’t wait to chat with him about #apacheKafka again once KIP-932 makes an official appearance… But even then, Kafka still won’t *be* a queue. 😅

Metrics around queue length, processing times, throughput, and critical time are all metrics that should be monitored, and appropriate alarms when thresholds are reached. Be proactive and understand how you plan on increasing throughput. codeopinion.com/beware-of-cons…

For those who want to further dive into GC and overall memory management in #dotnet after seeing Aaron Stannard talk I can highly recommend Konrad Kokosa book prodotnetmemory.com which is currently getting a second revision 😍#ndcoslo

Nick Tune now on stage #newcrafts

Dr. Harvey, the distributed computing expert recommends afternoon talks by Particular Software folks Udi Dahan and Laila Bougria at #ndcoslo

NDC Oslo is a wrap for me. Before I ✈️ back home to 🇨🇭 I want to take the time to recommend "Message processing failed! But what's the root cause?" by Laila Bougria in Room 3 15:00 #ndcoslo ndcoslo.com/agenda/message…

In just a few moments, you can find Udi Dahan in Room 8 at #ndcoslo talking about #cqrs pitfalls and patterns! ndcoslo.com/agenda/tba-udi…

. Udi Dahan reminds what we tend to forget: the domain model pattern should be used where it is really needed. Simpler solutions work better for simpler functionalities #NDCOslo Ps You can read more about it in the “Design Heuristics” chapter of “🐒 Learning Domain-Driven

It was great to see you all at NDC Oslo. For those of you who visited our booth, we enjoyed discussing your distributed systems challenges and we’re happy to have helped you out. We look forward to seeing you soon at an event near you! NDC Conferences buff.ly/40ZW7h5

Today I’ve seen a physical manifestation of a deadlock. Two waiter robots stuck between the tables at Oslo airport cafe. I guess we need to dust off the Ethernet collision detection and handling algorithms #NDCOslo

And to Szymon Pobiega and Tomek for all the insights on Outbox. Check out their blog too: exactly-once.github.io

Business logic needs to be idempotent in an at-least-once system, but what about message sending logic? Find out in our webinar with Szymon Pobiega buff.ly/3KjknFB

Following the recent (and not so recent) changes in Twitter, I am suspending my activity here. For now not yet closing the account but I won't be posting/reading anything here. I am still available on LinkedIn if anyone wants to connect.