Bhargava Ram

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Why Version Control Exists?ram1vcs-1.hashnode.dev4 posts

DNS: The Internet's Phonebookdns-the-internets-phonebook.hashnode.dev3 posts

Networking for SDE'snetworking-for-sdes.hashnode.dev3 posts

HTML & CSS - The Basicshtml-and-css-the-basics.hashnode.dev3 posts

Cache Strategies in Distributed Systemscachestrategiesttlenhance.hashnode.dev2 posts

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Understanding Linux From the Inside Out

2d ago · 16 min read · When you install Windows, the first thing you learn is C:\. Everything starts there — your programs, your system files, your documents. The drive letter is part of the address. C:\Users\You\Desktop. T

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Why Your Food Delivery App Needs Kafka?

Mar 29 · 6 min read · You're building a food delivery app. Every few seconds, your delivery partner's phone sends a GPS coordinate. The customer needs to see it on the map. The database needs to store it. An ML model needs

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JavaScript Array Methods : A Practical Guide

Mar 15 · 6 min read · Why Do We Even Need Array Methods? Imagine you have a bag of numbers [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]. You want to do something with each number. Maybe double them. Maybe remove the small ones. Maybe add them all toge

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Understanding the Thundering Herd Problem

Mar 8 · 10 min read · Imagine a store announces a massive sale. People flood in from everywhere — not gradually, not in waves, but all at once the moment the doors open. The staff is overwhelmed. The checkout lines collaps

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Cache Strategies in Distributed Systems

Mar 7 · 12 min read · We use cache in our systems based on necessity — and it genuinely helps. Most caches are TTL caches. TTL caches have a defined lifespan, determining how long the cache entry remains before being delet

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Understanding Linux From the Inside Out

Why Your Food Delivery App Needs Kafka?

JavaScript Array Methods : A Practical Guide

Understanding the Thundering Herd Problem

Cache Strategies in Distributed Systems