Distributed Architecture: Build separate components
Snowpal Podcast: Discuss distributed architecture in the context of smaller applications or software products.
In this video, Krish Palaniappan discusses distributed architecture in the context of smaller applications or software products. He uses the examples of implementing search functionality and notifications to illustrate the applicability of distributed architecture. Krish explains two approaches to implementing these features and highlights the benefits of using a message broker for a distributed architecture.
Takeaways
Distributed architecture is not only applicable to large systems but can also be beneficial for smaller applications.
Implementing search functionality and notifications are examples of how distributed architecture can be applied to smaller components.
Two approaches to implementing these features are touching all the existing code in the core application or using a message broker.
Using a message broker allows for separation of concerns and easier extensibility without touching the core application.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Distributed Architecture
00:54 Implementing Search Functionality
01:50 Implementing Notifications
02:20 Two Approaches to Implementation
03:41 Using a Message Broker
05:04 Benefits of a Distributed Architecture
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