Threads and Connections | The Backend Engineering Show

This guy is really easy to listen to and understand.

Your fifth solution is very challenging. For instance, in the case of caching contents in nginx, I am not sure if all containers can use the same nginx volume for caching

شكراً حبيبي حسين ويعطيك ألف عافية :)

What threads hurt you :'c

Why do you wear those white thingies on each side? 🤔 Its cute but curious to know why is it cancelling noise for you to concentrate? 🌞

Thank you so much - have you tried to trace a listner thread (let's say a Nodejs one) using strace and ltrace or similar tools. It will be cool to show us how things work on an operating system level in another video.

How can I work with you man?

pls also paste the case study links u showed in the video like the ES, MongoDB & PostgreSQL?

You’re helping me level up so much. Thank you!!

I’d love an episode in Arabic!! I’m sure it’s beautiful

ماكنت اعرف انك تتكلم عربي 😅
مبدع اخي حسين استفدت الكثير
Thanks that was an informative topic

this video was gold for me

Hussein: Request you to cover SYN Cookies in a video.

BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

Recently discovered your channel. Love the way you teach things.

@Hussein, love it brah ! ...laid back, that's how it should be!

What an amazing video! Thank you SO very much for all the effort you put in, Hussein! It helps all of us a lot. Thank you.

It's working thanks my friend

What’s so wrong with a bunch of parked idle threads? Aren’t they not even being scheduled until any data is ready for the to read? They are going to just use an additional like 12k of heap space wasting their stack etc. I guess what’s the downside? Won’t the greedy thread still win with the scheduler?

How exactly does Facebook break up all of that traffic for their ip address range into one data center? Like how much traffic flows through one box before it gets forwarded down into the rest of their DC?

Hey HUSSEIN, Can you please make a long format vide explaining about these things that we have on different OS like .bash, .zsh, .bat, etc. I have a hard time understanding what these things are and what they really do.