21/08/2025
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Reliability and Resilience Patterns for Distributed Systems
10 Zhiuli Shartava St., 2nd floor, Batumi14:30 UTC
Online/Offline
Russian
About the event
At the meetup, we will scrutinize key patterns and tactics that help build resilient systems, from idempotency and circuit breakers to chaos engineering and practices from Netflix, Google, and Uber. We will discuss how to design architectures that can withstand failures, automatically recover, and degrade gracefully without compromising user experience.
The event will be interesting for:
Middle developers, Senior developers, tech leads, team leads, architects.

Topics and speakers
Reliability and Resilience Patterns for Distributed Systems
About the topic
Agenda: - Introduction; - Principles of reliability and resilience; - Patterns for reliable data processing; - Component isolation patterns; - Degradation patterns; - Automatic recovery tactics; - Resilience patterns through testing; - Practices from large international companies; - Conclusion and a Q&A session.

Pavel Veinik
Founding Architect at Hard&Soft Skills
About the speaker
Pavel Veinik has worked as a developer since 2003, and since 2008, he has been involved in training, including mentoring Senior specialists and architects since 2018. Pavel has shared his experience at over 100 meetups and conferences and has designed architectures for several of the largest global corporations. Over the past 15 years, Pavel has trained more than 1,000 developers and over 300 architects. He creates and teaches courses on areas like distributed system architecture, high-load systems, microservice architecture, system engineering, engineer growth, and organizational communication.
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