Let's follow up today on fighting with eventual consistency, causal consistency and how predictable ids can help you with that. We'll take on my real project: decoupling file upload from linking it in various places in the application.

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Explores how predictable identifiers (URNs) can solve eventual consistency challenges in file upload systems. Demonstrates using pre-signed URLs for direct client-to-storage uploads, implementing the 'magic folder' pattern for file organization, and maintaining system functionality during temporary inconsistency periods. Shows practical implementation of eventual vs causal consistency concepts through a construction documentation system example.

Dealing with Eventual Consistency, and Causal Consistency using Predictable Identifiers

Eventual Consistency vs Causal Consistency

The URN Solution: Embracing Eventual Consistency

Pre-Signed URLs: Direct Client-to-Storage Uploads

Composition Through UI and Process-Based APIs