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by dub
1786 days ago
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A concrete example might be choosing a database and schema for a public-facing product with the hope that it'll become popular but with no architectural contingency plan whatsoever for how to scale up that data storage in the event of success Certain qualities or features like horizontal scalability and security can be relatively inexpensive to design in at the beginning and immensely expensive to try to tack on later once a system is already in wide use. |
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