Kevin - Backend, System Design, Automation (@kevinnadar22)

How Ledis persists transactions without deadlocking the AOF

I was wiring Redis-style transactions into Ledis, my Redis-compatible server in Go. MULTI / SET / EXEC worked in memory. Then I turned the append-only file (AOF) back on, ran EXEC again, and the serve

Oct 11 · 3 min readbackendprep.hashnode.dev

Using Async SQLAlchemy Inside Sync Celery Tasks

Introduction Let me be honest. I've built this beautiful, modern web application using FastAPI and Async SQLAlchemy. Everything is blazing fast and non-blocking. Then, I needed to handle background jo

Mar 22 · 6 min readbackendprep.hashnode.dev

How Good Engineers Design REST APIs

How Good Engineers Design REST APIs When engineers start building APIs for the first time, the endpoints often look like this: POST /createBlog GET /getBlogs POST /deleteBlog This works at the begin

Mar 22 · 6 min readbackendprep.hashnode.dev

Kevin - Backend, System Design, Automation

About

Available for

Kevin - Backend, System Design, Automation's blogs

How Ledis persists transactions without deadlocking the AOF

Using Async SQLAlchemy Inside Sync Celery Tasks

How Good Engineers Design REST APIs

Kevin - Backend, System Design, Automation

About

Available for

Kevin - Backend, System Design, Automation's blogs

How Ledis persists transactions without deadlocking the AOF

Using Async SQLAlchemy Inside Sync Celery Tasks

How Good Engineers Design REST APIs

Kevin - Backend, System Design, Automation

About

Available for

Kevin - Backend, System Design, Automation's blogs

How Ledis persists transactions without deadlocking the AOF

Using Async SQLAlchemy Inside Sync Celery Tasks

How Good Engineers Design REST APIs

Search Hashnode

Kevin - Backend, System Design, Automation

About

Available for

Kevin - Backend, System Design, Automation's blogs

How Ledis persists transactions without deadlocking the AOF

Using Async SQLAlchemy Inside Sync Celery Tasks

How Good Engineers Design REST APIs