Link Dump #163

Did you wait for another Friday? Or did you simply wait for another set of articles worth reading?

1. Software Architecture
   1. Reducing insider trading in a microservice architecture
      Services should not share their databases with other services since it results in type design-time coupling. But is the dedicated API better than that?
   2. Cell-Based Architecture Adoption Guidelines #PickOfTheWeek
      Everything fails all the time, and cell-based architecture can be a good way to accept those failures, isolate them, and keep the overall system running reliably. However, this architecture can be complex to design and implement. This article explores the best practices, problems, and adoption guidelines organizations can use to succeed.
   3. Optimizing GraphQL: Avoiding Over-fetching and Under-fetching
      In this article, you’ll explore techniques to optimize your GraphQL queries and achieve efficient data fetching.
   4. Navigating the scale: how design patterns power LinkedIn’s infrastructure #PickOfTheWeek
      In this blog, you'll explore how LinkedIn’s adapted the Producer-Consumer pattern for their systems, the design choices and trade-offs involved, and the insights gained from scaling our infrastructure.
2. Growth
   1. Building the Habit
      Competence is not a choice, it’s a practice, it’s a habit. How can you identify your wastes and improve your competencies?
3. Leadership
1. Delegating disaster: uncovering barriers #PickOfTheWeek
   Delegating hinges on the way you see yourself. Leadership is about people. First, it’s about you. Then it’s about others. Finally, it’s about getting stuff done.

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