The Distributed Systems Engineer's Playbook

Most software works great-until something real happens to it.
It runs fine on your laptop. It behaves in staging. Then real users show up, real traffic hits, and everything melts like butter on asphalt.
This book teaches you how to build the kind of systems that don't melt.
You'll learn the SCALE Framework - See, Control, Adapt, Learn, Evolve - the five instincts every distributed systems engineer needs to keep production alive under pressure.
Through clear explanations, real-world failure patterns, and "break-it-on-purpose" labs, you'll learn how to:
* See behavior instead of code.
* Control chaos through queues, caching, and boundaries.
* Adapt systems to fail gracefully and recover automatically.
* Learn from load and evolve architectures that improve themselves.
Whether you're a backend developer, SRE, or architect, this playbook turns uncertainty into insight - and outages into education.
Because in distributed systems, failure isn't the exception. It's the environment.

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