FRFelipe Rodriguesinblog.felipefr.dev·Mar 23 · 12 min readDomain-Driven Design in MicroservicesThe software industry has spent the last decade chasing the microservices dream, often with disastrous results. We were promised independent scaling, rapid deployment cycles, and decoupled teams. Instead, many organizations ended up with a distribute...00
FRFelipe Rodriguesinblog.felipefr.dev·Mar 9 · 11 min readBlue-Green vs Canary Deployment StrategiesIn the high-stakes world of distributed systems, the moment of deployment is often the most volatile period in a software lifecycle. On August 1, 2012, Knight Capital Group experienced an architectural nightmare that remains a haunting lesson for eve...01K
FRFelipe Rodriguesinblog.felipefr.dev·Feb 13 · 11 min readGlobal Load Balancing and DNS-based RoutingThe challenge of maintaining high availability and low latency at a global scale is one of the most significant hurdles in modern software architecture. When a service grows beyond a single data center, the complexity of directing users to the correc...00
FRFelipe Rodriguesinblog.felipefr.dev·Feb 3 · 12 min readBulkhead Pattern for System IsolationThe fundamental challenge of modern distributed systems is not how to build for success, but how to design for inevitable failure. In a microservices architecture, the surface area for disaster is massive. A single latent dependency, a saturated data...00
FRFelipe Rodriguesinblog.felipefr.dev·Jan 23 · 11 min readAuto-scaling and Load-based ScalingThe challenge of managing infrastructure capacity has evolved from a hardware procurement problem into a complex software engineering discipline. In the era of physical data centers, capacity planning was a quarterly exercise involving spreadsheets a...00