Recently I came across "Almost Sorted" problem in hacker rank. This problem is really fascinating as it teaches you to handle a lot of edge cases and variables at the same time. So, I thought of writing an article on this one. I hope you will enjoy it as much as I enjoyed solving it.

In this pandemic, I got in touch with many undergraduates and I found a common pattern. They all seemed confuse, usually spread all over the place. On top of that, they are running after the wrong stuff. In this article I will try to address this problem.

The ability to deploy independently is one of the most important aspects of Microservices. Deploy services in such isolation that other services in the network won't even notice that something has changed.

Undirected graphs are the bread and butter of today's modern technology. Everything from Google map to advance genetics technologies depends heavily on the use of Graphs. I know you would want to know all about the graph, so for that I have written a comprehensive article explaining you all about the graphs, their usage, significance, implementation and a lot more. Do read and let me know your thoughts on the same.

Decentralization is a tricky concept. There are many facets to it. In this article, I want to talk about decentralizing everything in a way it doesn't hurt you or your organization.

Hiding the implementation of your service is a very important and crucial part of your overall architecture. You must protect your service and data from the external world.

Every enterprise has its own principles. Principles that takes it towards the goals. Principles that give birth to practices which are the underlying foundation for all the implementation. Similarly, Microservices has its own set of principles that helps its implementer to make the correct decision when given multiple options to choose from. Principles are like […]