World Congress 2021 • Jun 30, 2021

Advanced Caching Patterns used by 2000 microservices

Natan Silnitsky

How do you handle 500 billion daily requests across 2,000 microservices without cascading failures? Discover advanced caching patterns using Kafka, DynamoDB, and Varnish.

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