Design mistakes in high-load projects
summary
Examines common design mistakes in building high-load systems, focusing on wrong choices of programming languages, frameworks, databases and tools and the root causes of those errors. Uses case studies from real projects to show which classic approaches are harmful, why the mistakes occurred, and what fixes or management decisions helped (or failed) to resolve them.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:41Failed project case 2007
- 21:04Three design error roots
- 26:09Modern project architecture
- 33:17Talk plans and summary
- 57:39Q&A
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