preface
What is an architect? For programmers, talking about architecture is a never-ending topic. In fact, each company has its own positioning for architects, because different companies have different stages, business models, and application scenarios, so the requirements for architects are different, so the positioning is also different.
However, in any case, in addition to excellent cooperation ability and clear thinking mind, architects also need a strong technical foundation. Large Internet companies also have very high technical requirements for architects. Therefore, it is urgent to learn architecture technology.
Today, the newly-produced "Java Architecture Core Collection" by Alibaba has been opened for download for a limited time.
The following section will show some parts of this collection, and you can see some of its core content in detail. If you need the full version, there is a way to obtain it at the end of the article
1. Distributed technology
1.1 Features of large-scale website systems
1.2 Evolution and development of large-scale website architecture
1.3 Split VS cluster
1.4 Microservices vs SOA
1.5 Complete separation of front and back ends and Rest specification
1.6 CAP three-in-two and Base theorem
2. Middleware technology
2.1 Caching
2.2 Message queue
2.3 Search Engines
3. Big data and high concurrency
3.1 Seckill architecture design
3.2 History of database architecture development
3.3 The scalability bottleneck of MySQL
3.4 Why use NoSQL=Not Olny SQL
3.5 Traditional RDBMS VS NoSQL
3.6 Types of NoSQL databases
3.7 How to store product information on Alibaba Chinese website?
3.8 Horizontal and vertical splitting of data
3.9 Distributed Transactions
3.10 BitMap
3.11 Bloom Filter
3.12 Common Current Limiting Algorithms
3.13 Load Balancing
3.14 Consistent Hash Algorithm
4. Database
4.1 Database paradigm
4.2 Database development specification
4.3 Database index
4.4 MyISAM vs InnoDB
4.5 Problems caused by concurrent transactions
4.6 Implementation mechanism of transaction isolation level and lock
4.7 MVCC (multi-version concurrency control)
4.8 Gap lock and phantom reading
5. Design Patterns and Practices
5.1 Five Principles of OOP SOLID
5.2 Design Patterns
5.3 Proxy mode
5.4 Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP)
5.5 Factory pattern
5.6 Inversion of Control IOC
5.7 Observer pattern
5.8 Zookeeper
6. Data structure and algorithm
Summarize
Architect is a growing goal, and it cannot be done overnight. To become an architect, technology is the most basic. In addition, you also need to grow in your work and settle down in time. Before becoming an architect, you need to know clearly that applying what you have learned is the most important thing. Only through the accumulation of practice can you become an architect.
Of course, in the process of improving technology, don't forget the cultivation of thinking. The above "Java Architecture Core Collection" is believed to be able to help you a lot on the road to your technological growth! Friends who need the full version click on the small card below ~