Bridging the Edge: Using NATS Leaf Nodes to Build Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Systems
If you’re running anything remotely serious today, your architecture probably isn’t “just” in one place.
If you’re running anything remotely serious today, your architecture probably isn’t “just” in one place.
You’ve got a small-ish system: a monolith plus a couple of background workers, maybe one or two sidecar services.
If you’ve been doing data-heavy backend work over the last decade, your mental model probably looks something like this:
If you’d told me a few years ago that SQLite would be at the center of “planet-scale” serverless architectures, I would’ve assumed you were trolling.
If you’ve just set up a ClickHouse cluster, the next scary step is: “Okay… now how do I actually create tables the right way so I don’t regret everything in ...