AI Briefing#architecture
The latest AI and developer news about #architecture, with the original source and a short summary.
The latest AI and developer news about #architecture, with the original source and a short summary.
Kakao Bank shares the process and technical lessons behind the End Of Service (EOS) of the Oslo system, which was introduced to isolate failures, after 3 years.
Kakao Pay developed a feature flag platform utilizing Redis Pub/Sub and Polling for real-time data synchronization between the admin and serving servers.
This covers the practical lessons learned from adopting and then removing Hexagonal Architecture during KakaoPay's Home server overhaul.
Kakaopay migrated the Sajangnim Plus app from its existing RIBs and TCA to a custom MVVM architecture to improve development productivity and readability.
Oliveyoung introduced a multi-layer caching architecture combining Redis and local cache to reduce DB load during high-traffic gift events.
Kakao Pay redesigned its RabbitMQ-based delayed transfer service using Kafka, improving processing speed by 8x.
KakaoPay's Payment Tab has unveiled an architecture that serves diverse content flexibly and reliably by leveraging SDU and BFF structures.
Oliveyoung's commerce team built a Serverless-based ranking system using AWS Glue to overcome the limitations of the existing Oracle procedure approach.
Oliveyoung transitioned its home screen architecture from Monolithic to MSA to handle large-scale traffic and improve development efficiency.
Devsisters improved the performance and maintainability of its data app by separating Dash framework callbacks by role and introducing Mixins.
This piece introduces the concepts and usage of ReactorKit, a unidirectional data flow-based framework adopted by the OLIVE YOUNG app development team.
Oliveyoung introduced MongoDB to its display area to secure flexibility in data structure and improve management efficiency.
This covers the architectural changes Oliveyoung introduced to improve the app's maintainability and scalability in line with service growth.
The Kakao Emoticon team transitioned a legacy monolith service with annual sales of 100 billion KRW to an MSA architecture using Kubernetes, ArgoCD, and Spring Cloud Gateway, reducing deployment burden and improving maintainability.
A Kurly engineer shared how they applied DDD's Loose Coupling and High Cohesion principles to design MSA, along with its benefits.
By separating UI logic from rendering, the team improved dependency management and deployment efficiency across React, Vue, and vanilla JS packages.
Analyzes the lifespan and latency differences among SLC, MLC, and TLC, emphasizing the importance of 'Pre-conditioning' through sustained random writes.
A 30-page guide based on Key-Value store development experience covers SSD internal structures and optimal access patterns.