Today's leitmotif is revisiting our past decisions. We discussed lessons from 4 years of building and running infrastructure in a startup. Then we went to the discussion around CockroachDB vs PostgreSQL and generalised it to the architecture choices. We also learned how and why to "enshittify" your product, plus we learned about new candidates for performance geeks' biggest loves! Check also for more!

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The post discusses various topics including keeping streams short in Event Sourcing, infrastructure decisions made by Jack Lindamood, DoorDash's choice of database storage, and the concept of 'enshittification' in software development.

Architecture Weekly #168 - 26th February 2024