Introduction In a recent interview, I was asked about the difference between Sharding and Partitioning in the context of databases, and I couldn't answer properly. In this blog, we will learn what are they and the difference between them. Why “Shard ...
Introduction I've always wondered how files are sent to the server in an HTTP request. Whenever I need to create a UI for file upload on the frontend and send it to the backend using an API call, I set the content-type to multipart/form-data in my HT...
In the previous blog (part-2), we discussed the implementation of important commands like SET, GET, INCR, RPUSH, and LRANGE. In this blog, we will discuss two very important commands, EXPIRE and TTL. We will also look into how to write back to the cl...
In part 1 of this blog series, we discussed how to create a TCP server in Go and parse the Redis Serialization Protocol (RESP). Please check out that blog here. In this blog, I'm going to discuss how the commands are executed after parsing RESP. We w...
Introduction I've always wanted to understand how Redis works internally and how its features are built. So, I decided to create my own version of Redis, but in Go (Redis is actually built in C). The name "godisDB" came naturally when merging Go and ...
I've never used git rebase at work, but I see many people talking about it, and there's the classic "merge vs rebase" debate. So, here I am, learning about rebase, comparing it with merge, and writing a blog for myself. What does rebase do Rebase is ...
