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Code Maxing
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Hey there!. My name is Yeabsira. I yap about AI/ML Engineering and Cloud.

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Day 04

I was building the whole day and hit the gym.

I will share some things I learned on the way while building this

#200kBirr90DaysChallenge

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If you want to practice system design, check out this website. It has some really cool resources and questions.

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Happy International Women’s Day to all Latina, Hispanic, Black, Arab, White, Asian, Indian, Balkan, Slavic, Habesha, Somali, Persian, Filipino, Romani, Aborginal and Japanese women around the world.

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Week 1 Recap – #200kBirr90DaysChallenge

Here’s what I accomplished in the first week:

1. Optimized my social media accounts
2. Updated my CV
3. Posted consistently on my Telegram channel
4. Sent two proposals
5. Got invited to work on a project (gig)
6. Currently working on that app

Plan for Week 2:

- Finalize the current project
- Start posting on other social media platforms
- Send more proposals

Follow my journey as I work toward making 200k Birr in 90 days. I’ll also be sharing the lessons I learn along the way.

#200kBirr90DaysChallenge

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Such a busy day. I didn't do anything today. The traffic jam was unbearable. 😩
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5 infrastructure patterns you should kinda know if you wanna build scalable systems:

1️⃣. Load Balancing
Splits traffic across multiple servers so one server doesn’t get slammed. Keeps things smooth-ish.

2️⃣. Database Replication
Copies your DB to other servers. This helps with reading from multiple places and you’re not totally screwed if one goes down.

3️⃣. Caching Layer
Stores stuff in super fast memory so you don’t keep hitting the slow DB every time. Makes things feel snappy.

4️⃣. Message Queue
Acts like a line for work between services. Each service can take a task when ready without blocking others. Super useful but sometimes messy.

5️⃣. Circuit Breaker
If a service keeps failing, this stops calling it so the rest of the system doesn’t collapse. Like a safety switch.

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I’ve been locked in working on the project, and some of the requirements and complexity kept growing, but we found a way to overcome them.

LET’S GOO. 🔥

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