Another article from the series of notes to self which others might find useful đ
Recently I was trying to run some complex build scripts that produce our unified installers inside a docker container, and I was running into issues …
Another article from the series of notes to self which others might find useful đ
Recently I was trying to run some complex build scripts that produce our unified installers inside a docker container, and I was running into issues …
âFLPâ stands for Fischer, Lynch and Paterson and refers to a famous paper by the aforementioned authors: âImpossibility of Distributed Consensus with One Faulty Processâ. This post is a continuation of our series of posts on time.
As …
With Antonâs recent posts on date and time issues developers encounter, âTime Out of Jointâ and âMore on time and timezonesâ I thought it would be worth mentioning âTime, Clocks and the Ordering of events in a Distributed Systemâ.
This …
In the previous blog entry I wrote about various problems that can happen when nuances in time handling are not considered. Somebody may think: âWell, this all happens so rarely – millenium, leap seconds. Software I develop doesnât move anywhere …
Timing issues are not studied in universities. While you study computer science, you somehow think about time in terms of comparing execution time of different algorithms, but time itself doesnât bother you too much. These problems strike you unexpectedly when …