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you literally just pulled me out from a realm of perplexities!!! just starting out, and lately I don't really know how to go about it, but with this mini-roadmap you spilled out, oh boy! I'm like 70% relieved and revived. Thank you so much sir for this eye-opening golden information.

Considering that a budget phone has octa-core cpu nowadays which costs like 200$ and the fact that in most of the world the isp speed is still crap like 20mbs, its probably a good bargain to trade off the cpu usage. Coz atm the only bottleneck is the connection speed imo. Even in western Europe in most countries u get a 20-30mbs furthermore its expensive 🫰 While the cpu/ram cost nothing

GOLD...

well explained

I miss when Hussein was creating a content for juniors 😢😂

I love your explanation, awesome!!! 🎉

In 13:46 you have made a mistake about the directories and files used by kafka to ensure storage,according to the articles you relying on,the directory is not the topic but the partition and the segment files are used to store messages,juste a clarification.

Love your content bro. Very appreciated

Please do a refresh of that Kafka video !

thank you, was easy to follow through :)

Yes, it's now available AI/machine learning...seems you were predicting the future

I think user experience should be the first step.

for remote port forwading why are using two machines 10.0.0.3:8080 and 10.0.0.4? by the way 10.0.0.4 is not even used in the SSH command. can u please clarify?

CPU Bound - index can fit in memory IO Bound - index cannot fit in memory

They could have saved themselves a lot of time by using the timescaledb postgresql extension.

Such an amazing sharing from you, Hussein! I wonder among those backend domains (network, DB, Security,...) what are yours favorites/strongest?

It's like tuning in to a radio station lol

Thanks for the video!! Clears a lot of things up for me. The bottleneck of using socat disappeared after I switched to iptables.

Deixei o like logo no início do vídeo, mas no final tirei o like pra poder dar like de novo.

@hnasr I got pending when creating offer with lc in chrome, but it returned ice candidate on firefox. What should I do to get ice candidate from lc.create_offer on chrome?

I dont know how did i landed here, but i am glad that i landed here.

you really seem hyperautistic in a good way and knowledgeable its a shame you shill your courses every 2 minutes </3

What a beautiful thumbnail man!

I don't know but i felt confused some times and got no clue whether it's SQL or Mongo that he is talking about at the first part cuz of row terminology that he abused its usage a lot. but overall the video is nice.

WE NEED MORE IIS VIDEOS!!!

I remember watching this 3 years ago. Back then I was a Jr. dev and was not interviewing anyone. Now that I've started interviewing folks as a Sr. I always make sure to ask this question to the right candidates.

Is the real katana?

This is a great breakdown! Wish you also had some visual aids!

Hey Dude you’re right

It's confusing... has the firewall only one network interface or it's just to explain the idea?

Thanks Hussein. You explain everything so well. I wonder if there's a way for server to know if messages were delivered successfully? What if some messages are dropped?

2:46 TCP window size?

I think, i finish of all your 3 playlist, before this month end. Challenge accepted. And thank you for content 👍

Great content. I have one question, where can I find material explaining the pros and cons of each tree? You mentioned range querie on B tree is not as efficient. Why is that? Why we need a find for every node and not collect results once we find the end of the range

That's very helpful! Thanks.

great tnx

Please explain to me why a second column with a timestamp couldn’t serve this purpose?

Very nice story

It was very short indeed. lol I totally enjoyed watching and learnt something. Thank you!

baddo desuka, lmaooooo watching too much anime? baddo desu yo!