InTDS ArchivebyMourjo Sen·Jul 14, 2024Three reasons why developers should use DuckDBDevelopers often have to analyse data, e.g. assessing the impact of an outage. DuckDB is a single tool for querying multiple data sources.A response icon3A response icon3
InBooking.com EngineeringbyMourjo Sen·Mar 26, 2024Unlocking observability: Structured logging in Spring BootWell-defined structured logs can make Spring Boot applications more observable than free-form text logsA response icon5A response icon5
Mourjo Sen·Feb 22, 2023Deep-dive on mTLS with Redis on GCPUnderstand how mutual trust establishment works with mTLS, setting up mTLS for Redis on GCPA response icon1A response icon1
Inhelpshift-engineeringbyMourjo Sen·Sep 21, 2020Load Shedding in ClojureWe implement a load shedding strategy for web services written in Clojure using Ring, to protect the service against load surges.
Inhelpshift-engineeringbyMourjo Sen·Sep 4, 2020Load Shedding in Web ServicesLoad shedding is a technique that will help a service recover from disaster due to excessive load quickly and with minimal consequence.A response icon2A response icon2
Inhelpshift-engineeringbyMourjo Sen·May 2, 2020The Convoluted Magic of Leiningen Test SelectorsAn in-depth look at how to write simple and more advanced test selectors in Clojure projects using Leiningen.
Inhelpshift-engineeringbyMourjo Sen·Jan 27, 2020Killing me softly: Graceful shutdowns in ClojureA walkthrough of what happens in the JVM during shutting down a Clojure service and how best to go about it without losing any invariants
Inhelpshift-engineeringbyMourjo Sen·Dec 6, 2019On the testability of Ring Middlewares in ClojureOur experience at Helpshift testing middleware and handler functions in Clojure Ring servers
Inhelpshift-engineeringbyMourjo Sen·May 15, 2019A Study in Parallelising TestsIn a language like Clojure, it is very easy to move fast and develop new features. That is one of the many reasons we have been using…
Inhelpshift-engineeringbyMourjo Sen·Apr 3, 2019ScyllaDB: The Helpshift StoryThis is a story about Helpshift’s move to a sharded database in production and how ScyllaDB helped achieve all requirements.A response icon1A response icon1
