Event-driven architecture in banks without illusions
Event-driven architecture in banks: how to reduce coupling and not lose reliability. Outbox/inbox patterns, contracts, and real compromises.
Architecture and Infra on ThecoreGrid covers the foundations of designing and operating scalable, reliable systems at BigTech level. This category brings together system design and infrastructure practices: distributed architectures, highload patterns, cloud-native platforms, and core layers such as compute, networking, and storage. We focus on real engineering decisions — how to balance reliability, performance, cost, and long-term system evolution. Topics include Infrastructure as Code, Kubernetes, multi-region deployments, traffic management, and platform design. Content is grounded in production experience: incident post-mortems, large-scale migrations, and lessons from operating infrastructure under heavy load. Instead of abstract theory, you get practical trade-offs, proven patterns, and insights drawn from real-world systems. Architecture & Infra is built for architects, backend and platform engineers, DevOps teams, and SREs responsible for complex distributed systems and mission-critical infrastructure.
Event-driven architecture in banks: how to reduce coupling and not lose reliability. Outbox/inbox patterns, contracts, and real compromises.
Data movement optimization through virtual tensors: how VTC reduces latency and eliminates unnecessary operations in DNN compilation.
FSM benchmark network configuration: how NetAgentBench reveals failures of LLM agents in dynamic network scenarios and multi-turn behavior.
Hive federation in a data warehouse: how to move from a monolith to a distributed architecture without downtime or loss of data consistency.
Edge-cloud multi-agent architecture with decentralized management: how to reduce latency, traffic, and enhance resilience in mobile automation. –>
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How to design low-latency systems: controlling communication, Disruptor, Aeron, and the trade-offs between speed and architecture.
CPU-free LLM inference: how to remove the CPU from the critical path and stabilize latency in LLM serving architectures.
How an agentic system manages the context window through Journal, Review, and Timeline, reducing latency and improving consistency in multi-agent reasoning.
KV cache optimization in multi-LoRA serving: how ForkKV reduces memory consumption and increases throughput of LLM inference.
Root cause analysis (RCA) hinges on scale and the human factor. Meta’s approach with DrP demonstrates how to turn debugging into a reproducible engineering process. The problem does not manifest immediately — until the system reaches organizational scale. Incidents begin to recur, but each time they are investigated anew. Knowledge of where to look for … Read more
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