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A set of real-world microservices case studies from fintech, banking, and highload consumer products — what problem each team faced, which approach they picked, and the code that actually shipped.
The practical patterns for logging and debugging distributed Java systems — what to log, what never to log, how to make logs useful at 3 AM, and the debugging techniques that actually work when the bug only reproduces in production.
What Gradle configurations actually are, why implementation vs api vs compileOnly matter, and the custom configurations that solve real production problems.
The structure and conventions that make Gradle multi-module projects maintainable as they grow — module boundaries, build logic reuse, and the traps to avoid.
Google's SRE book is 500 pages long and targets 100-engineer orgs. For a 10-person team, the pragmatic subset that delivers most of the benefit at a fraction of the cost.
What a blameless postmortem actually looks like, why "blameless" is harder than it sounds, and the structure that turns incidents into system improvements.