Vivek Dehariya

@VivekDh45

Backend engineer @ subskribe.com

Bengaluru, IndiaJoined August 2021

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VDVivek Dehariyavivekdh45.hashnode.devNov 22, 2025 · 9 min read

Threads, Processes, and Concurrency

Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell. We've all heard it and we all know how to say it. However, few actually know what it means beyond the words. Same goes for "a thread is a lightweight process". As you would have guessed, the primary motivat...

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VDVivek Dehariyavivekdh45.hashnode.devNov 18, 2025 · 15 min read

Building a financial accounting workflow with TigerBeetle

You might have heard about TigerBeetle - https://tigerbeetle.com, a fast and robust database built purposely for financial transactions. If you are someone working in tech around the domain of billing/accounting you would probably also be aware of th...

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VDVivek Dehariyavivekdh45.hashnode.devOct 20, 2025 · 3 min read

Building Kite Stock Alerts - Part 1 : Overview, Challenges, and High Level Design

Overview I recently used the Alerts feature in the Kite app and started wondering how does it work with respect to the high frequency/volume of price updates and user alerts. The bottleneck that pops up immediately is how are we going to match every ...

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VDVivek Dehariyavivekdh45.hashnode.devOct 20, 2025 · 7 min read

Building Kite Stock Alerts - Part 2 : In-depth discussion with Gemini 2.5 Pro and design implementation

💡 Note - This writeup is generated by Gemini 2.5 Pro based upon my overall chat with it and referring the codebase implementation from GitHub Repo Building a High-Throughput Stock Alerting System: A Deep Dive into Distributed Architecture 💡 Proc...

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VDVivek Dehariyavivekdh45.hashnode.devOct 25, 2024 · 10 min read

Hosting a Go application on a 4$ VPS - Part 1

There was a wave of posts few months ago on X/Twitter about running your applications on a cheap VPS vs managed platforms/services like Fly.io, Render, Heroku, GCP etc. Although there were a lot of comments about how “easy” it is to run something on ...

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Building a financial accounting workflow with TigerBeetle

Building Kite Stock Alerts - Part 1 : Overview, Challenges, and High Level Design

Building Kite Stock Alerts - Part 2 : In-depth discussion with Gemini 2.5 Pro and design implementation

Hosting a Go application on a 4$ VPS - Part 1

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Threads, Processes, and Concurrency

Building a financial accounting workflow with TigerBeetle

Building Kite Stock Alerts - Part 1 : Overview, Challenges, and High Level Design

Building Kite Stock Alerts - Part 2 : In-depth discussion with Gemini 2.5 Pro and design implementation

Hosting a Go application on a 4$ VPS - Part 1