Nikita Shpilevoy

Let's dive deeper into advanced concepts in microservice architecture system design that are gaining traction as organizations scale their infrastructure. These topics focus on leveraging cutting-edge patterns and technologies to solve complex problems inherent in distributed systems. 1. Federated GraphQL and BFF (Backend-for-Frontend) Patterns As

Microservice architecture continues to evolve, and several emerging trends and design patterns are reshaping how microservices are developed and deployed. Here’s something relatively new in microservice architecture system design: 1. Event-Driven Microservices with CQRS and Event Sourcing Microservices are increasingly adopting event-driven architectures to enhance decoupling, scalability,

Modern data management heavily relies upon databases as they offer a defined and effective way to store and handle large volumes of data efficiently. This article delves into the workings of relational databases with PostgreSQL, as a key illustration. It covers topics such as data storage mechanisms employed by these

The concept of medicine has become a game changer, in the field of healthcare by providing customized treatments that take into account an individuals profile and medical background along with environmental influences. Predictive analytics have been crucial in this shift thanks, to the progress made in machine learning and big

A very delicate topic, to which I will probably devote several posts or return from time to time. The very first question to ask yourself is “how have I proven myself during my time with the company? As a reliable person to whom you can entrust a business task, not

To begin with, what is a course? It is a packaged collection of materials such as videos, text, tests, problems, etc. Is any of it harmful/useless? If the quality of the material is good, no. So how can a collected and wrapped collection of materials (which are not bad

A very delicate topic, to which I will probably devote several posts or return from time to time. The very first question to ask yourself is “how have I proven myself during my time with the company? As a reliable person to whom you can entrust a business task, not

In recent years I notice a certain decline in the “prestige” of the developer profession. Now it is kind of fashionable to be a Data Scientist, develop artificial intelligence, etc. Over the past year I’ve probably 30 times already answered the question how to move from developer to Data

Another one of my favorite questions. And in the best tradition of my blog, there will be no easy answer, for we do not live in a simple world. Let’s start at the beginning. It doesn’t matter where, you started school/university/online course or just read books.