#11

Paper: Raft

Raft is an attempt at making a consensus algorithm that is easily understandable(compared with Paxos). https://ramcloud.stanford.edu/wiki/download/attachments/11370504/raft.pdf

  • Opened by edmellum Oct 7, 2013
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#12

Percentiles not averages

Reminded of this while reading Dynamo paper. Basic topic but probably can find a good short post that discusses it.

  • Opened by mmcgrana Oct 7, 2013
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#13

Alerting and on-call

  • Opened by mmcgrana Oct 7, 2013
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#14

Incident response and management

  • Opened by mmcgrana Oct 7, 2013
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#15

Incremental rollouts

Also "one, some, many, all".

  • Opened by mmcgrana Oct 7, 2013
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#16

Book: Security Engineering

Security Engineering (Anderson)

  • Opened by mmcgrana Oct 9, 2013
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#17

Paper: Highly Available Transactions: Virtues and Limitations

Highly Available Transactions: Virtues and Limitations (Bailis et al.) A very recent but excellent paper.

#18

Paper: Brewer’s Conjecture

Brewer’s Conjecture and the Feasibility of Consistent, Available, Partition-Tolerant Web Services (Gilbert and Lynch) The original CAP proof.

  • Opened by mmcgrana Oct 12, 2013
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#19

Paper: Crew Resource Management

Crew Resource Management: a Positive Change for the Fire Service Best article-length resource I've been able to find so far, probably can replace the current Wikipedia link.

#20

Book: The Art of Scalability

The Art of Scalability (Abbott and Fisher) Recommended by @pyr.

  • Opened by mmcgrana Oct 14, 2013
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