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📚 A book worth reading if you build backend systems 👇
🧠 There's a difference between knowing Kafka and understanding distributed systems.
You can build APIs, configure Kafka consumers, and work with databases every day—but can you explain what happens when things go wrong?
→ Why doesn't Kafka automatically guarantee that your business operation happens only once?
→ Why can two database replicas disagree even when both are healthy?
→ Why can adding more servers make a system more expensive without fixing the real bottleneck?
These are the kinds of questions that separate writing backend code from understanding the systems behind it.
I've personally read part of the original edition of a book that explores these concepts in depth. What makes it worth exploring is that it focuses on the reasoning behind data systems—not just the tools or frameworks.
There's now an updated second edition, too.
If you're working with Java, Spring Boot, Kafka, or microservices—or preparing for senior backend interviews—this is one resource I'd suggest looking into.
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