MBM B A R Kinmbarkt3sto.hashnode.dev·Jan 13 · 4 min readDistributed Systems: CAP TheoremIn modern software architecture, distributed systems are no longer optional—they are the default. Cloud platforms, microservices, global applications, and high-traffic systems all rely on multiple machines working together.This is where the CAP Theor...00
MBM B A R Kinmbvrk.hashnode.dev·Dec 30, 2025 · 4 min readDistributed Systems: CAP TheoremIntroduction In modern software architecture, distributed systems are no longer optional—they are the default. Cloud platforms, microservices, global applications, and high-traffic systems all rely on multiple machines working together.This is where ...00
MBM B A R Kinmbarkt3sto.hashnode.dev·Nov 17, 2025 · 8 min readIdempotency in Software EngineeringWhat Is Idempotency? In software engineering, an idempotent operation is one that can be executed multiple times and always produce the same result. Think of it as operational repeatability without side effects. Simple real-life analogy Imagine press...00
MBM B A R Kinmbarkt3sto.hashnode.dev·Feb 14, 2025 · 3 min readCryptography: Vigenère CipherThe Vigenère Cipher is a classical encryption technique that extends the Caesar Cipher by using a key to shift letters in a cyclic manner. Unlike the Caesar Cipher, which uses a single shift value, the Vigenère Cipher applies multiple shifts based on...00
MBM B A R Kinmbarkt3sto.hashnode.dev·Feb 14, 2025 · 4 min readCryptography: Caesar CipherThe Caesar Cipher is one of the simplest and most widely known encryption techniques. Named after Julius Caesar, who reportedly used it to protect military messages, this cipher works by shifting the letters in the plaintext by a fixed number of plac...00