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Garbage collection is a crucial automatic memory management feature used in many programming languages. Java offers multiple garbage collectors tailored to different scenarios, Python employs reference counting alongside a cyclic collector to handle circular references, and GoLang utilizes a concurrent mark-and-sweep garbage collector to minimize application pauses. Additional topics include tools for designing fault-tolerant systems and key system design trade-offs.

EP125: How does Garbage Collection work?

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A Cheat Sheet for Designing Fault-Tolerant Systems

10 System Design Tradeoffs You Cannot Ignore

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