1. Introduction Modern applications are expected to be fast, responsive, and scalable. Whether you are writing a web server, crunching large datasets, or building mobile apps, chances are you need to think about doing more than one thing at a time. H...
Introduction Applications often need to do many things at once: download files, process images, serve web requests, or compute huge datasets. This is where concurrency and parallelism come in. While Python supports both, it has some surprising quirks...
You still don't know what the OSI model is, eh? Don't worry, I'm not going to embarrass you for it. This blog is all about simplifying the model and explaining the model using relevant examples. Why Should I Even Care About It? If you have ever wonde...
Intro If you use Twitter regularly, you would have experienced this firsthand in early July 2023. Almost everyone on the platform was rate-limited. It was hilarious. Some people thought this was it for Twitter, and other platforms like Mastodon would...
Intro So firstly, load balancing is simply, as by the name -balancing or managing the load on your server. Simple. right? It ensures that no single server is overwhelmed with traffic, preventing bottlenecks and enhancing the overall reliability of th...
A while back I was studying about pointers in C, and every now and then the '&' symbol was being used to access the memory of the variable. It made me wonder how the heck this symbol works. So I did a conversation about this with chatGPT, and below...
Pointers are essential for managing and manipulating data in memory. One common question that arises is how much memory a pointer itself occupies. I used to think if a pointer is of integer type it’ll occupy 4 bytes of memory, but seems like that’s ...
There is no need for a special character like '\0' to signify the end of an integer or float. The size of the storage for integers and floats is typically fixed based on the data type (e.g., 4 bytes for a 32-bit integer or a single-precision float), ...
Introduction I've been exploring the field of DevOps for a while now and I've observed that the majority of the videos and blogs out there are not able to define what actually is DevOps in a proper way. Even after watching Tens of videos and reading ...