Surviving Scale: Patterns for Evolving Failure-Resilient Microservices
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Presentation describes patterns Nubank uses to make large-scale distributed microservices resilient to failures, covering concrete techniques such as circuit breakers, sharding, moving flows to asynchronous processing, monitoring, canary deployments, continuous deploys and incremental feature rollouts. It discusses real incident-driven cases (internal DDoS, third‑party API outages, accidental production DB deletion) that motivated those implementations and trade-offs of the approaches.
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