AAAnanthakrishnan Ainananthakrishnan.hashnode.dev10Docker Deep Dive — What Containers Actually Are1d ago · 9 min read · In the previous article, we discussed two important ideas: ContainerizationOrchestration Containerization packages applications. Orchestration runs those containers at scale. Tools like Docker and KubJoin discussion
AAAnanthakrishnan Ainananthakrishnan.hashnode.dev00Containerization vs Orchestration1d ago · 6 min read · Why Both Exist? Modern applications rarely run as a single program anymore. A typical backend system today might look like this: API Service Authentication Service Payment Service Notification ServiceJoin discussion
AAAnanthakrishnan Ainananthakrishnan.hashnode.dev00SSR vs SSG vs ISR — Part 3: The Hybrid RealityMar 4 · 7 min read · If you read Part 1 and Part 2 carefully, you already know the “pure” forms: Server Side Rendering (SSR) does work during every request. Static Site Generation (SSG) does work once at build time. InJoin discussion
AAAnanthakrishnan Ainananthakrishnan.hashnode.dev00SSR vs SSG vs ISR — Part 2: The Build (SSG & ISR)Mar 4 · 5 min read · In Part 1, I observed SSR the only way that made sense to me — through the Network tab. Every refresh cost ~800ms.The browser waited.The server worked.The timestamp changed. It was obvious what was haJoin discussion
AAAnanthakrishnan Ainananthakrishnan.hashnode.dev00SSR vs SSG vs ISR - Part 1: The Request (SSR)Mar 4 · 3 min read · When I started this experiment , I thought SSR was simple: “SSR renders on every request.” But when I tried to observe it in practice, something clicked: All the diagrams in blogs and docs tell you Join discussion
