The introduction
What is an architect? Architecture is a timeless topic for programmers. In fact, every company has its own positioning for architects, because different companies have different requirements for architects at different stages, business models, and application scenarios. Therefore, their positioning is different.
However, in any case, apart from excellent cooperation ability and clear thinking, it is also necessary for architects to have excellent technical foundation. Large Internet companies also have very high technical requirements for architects. Therefore, it is imperative to learn architecture techniques.
Today, this “Java Architecture Core Bible” is available for download for a limited time by Alibaba. It is full of popular technologies and essential for improving architecture technologies.
The following is a partial presentation of the bible to see some of its core content in detail. If you want the full PDF, please like the article and click on the portal to get the screenshot for free
First, distributed technology
1.1 Characteristics of large website system
1.2 Evolution and development of large-scale website architecture
1.3 Splitting VS Clusters
1.4 Microservices VS SOA
1.5 The front and back ends are completely separated from Rest specifications
1.6 CAP ternary binary and Base theorem
Second, middleware technology
2.1 the cache
2.2 Message Queue
2.3 Search hospitality
Big data and high concurrency
3.1 SEC architecture design
3.2 Development history of database architecture
3.3 MySQL scalability Bottlenecks
3.4 Why NoSQL=Not Olny SQL
3.5 Traditional RDBMS VS NoSQL
3.6 NoSQL Database Types
3.7 How to store commodity 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 Traffic limiting Algorithms
3.13 Load Balancing
3.14 Consistent Hash Algorithm
Iv. Database
4.1 Database Paradigm
4.2 Database development specifications
4.3 Database Indexes
4.4 MyISAM vs InnoDB
4.5 Problems caused by concurrent transactions
4.6 Transaction isolation level and locking implementation mechanism
4.7 MVCC (Multi-version Concurrency Control)
4.8 Gap locking and phantom reading
5. Design pattern and practice
5.1 Five PRINCIPLES of OOP SOLID
5.2 Design Mode
5.3 Proxy Mode
5.4 Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP)
5.5 Factory Mode
5.6 Inversion of control IOC
5.7 Observer Mode
5.8 a Zookeeper
Data structure and algorithm
conclusion
Being an architect is a growth goal, not something you can do overnight. To be an architect, skills are fundamental, but you also need to grow on the job and settle down over time. Before becoming an architect, you should clearly know that the most important thing is to apply what you have learned. Only through the accumulation of practice can you become an architect.
Of course, in the process of improving your technology, don’t forget to cultivate your thinking, the above “Java architecture core treasure book”, I believe can help you a lot on the road of your technology growth!
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