Abstractions & Encapsulation
Use stable façades and information hiding to manage complexity, evolve safely, and enforce boundaries
Use stable façades and information hiding to manage complexity, evolve safely, and enforce boundaries
Overview of latency, throughput, concurrency, reliability, time, idempotency, and CAP/PACELC trade‑offs in distributed systems.
The core building blocks of systems: components, the connectors between them, and the configurations that shape runtime behavior.
Practical distinctions, decision flows, and patterns to combine concurrency, parallelism, and synchronization safely.
Ground yourself in core architecture, systems thinking, paradigms, and data basics to make sound design decisions.
Define crisp boundaries and explicit, testable contracts to decouple teams and evolve systems safely.
Clear definitions, interactions, and practical tuning to hit latency SLOs without sacrificing throughput.
Master the fundamentals of systems thinking for software architecture: components, connectors, configurations, interfaces, and abstractions to reason about change, risk, and evolution.