Tag: Streaming

The Server-First Revolution: How React Server Components Changed Everything I Thought I Knew About Frontend Architecture

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For fifteen years, I built React applications the same way everyone else did: render everything on the client, fetch data with useEffect, and watch the bundle size grow with every new feature. Then React Server Components arrived, and I had to unlearn almost everything I thought I knew about frontend architecture. React Server Components Architecture:… Continue reading

Event-Driven Architecture on GCP: Mastering Cloud Pub/Sub for Real-Time Systems

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Introduction: Google Cloud Pub/Sub provides the foundation for event-driven architectures at any scale, offering globally distributed messaging with exactly-once delivery semantics and sub-second latency. This comprehensive guide explores Pub/Sub’s enterprise capabilities, from dead letter queues and message ordering to BigQuery subscriptions and schema enforcement. After building event-driven systems across multiple cloud platforms, I’ve found Pub/Sub… Continue reading

Azure Event Hubs: A Solutions Architect’s Guide to Real-Time Data Streaming

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Real-time data streaming has become essential for modern enterprises that need to process millions of events per second while maintaining low latency and high reliability. Azure Event Hubs stands as Microsoft’s fully managed, big data streaming platform, designed to handle massive throughput scenarios that traditional messaging systems simply cannot address. Having architected numerous streaming solutions… Continue reading