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I just published a new video on AI engineering. An honest look at what “AI Engineer” actually means right now, what skills matter in practice, and why shipping real AI features looks very different from tutorials. If you’re a software developer trying to figure out how AI fits

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As a Backend dev , how many concepts can you explain from below : 1. Event-Driven Architecture 2. Saga Pattern 3. CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) 4. Event Sourcing 5. Circuit Breaker Pattern 6. Distributed Tracing 7. CAP Theorem 8. Idempotency 9. Data Sharding 10. API Gateway

1. Event-Driven Architecture Services publish events and other services react asynchronously. Improves decoupling and scalability but makes flow harder to trace. 2. Saga Pattern Handles distributed transactions by breaking them into steps with compensating actions. Avoids 2-phase commits but introduces eventual consistency. 3. CQRS Separates command (write) and query (read) models. Enables independent scaling and optimized schemas, at the cost of added complexity. 4. Event Sourcing Persists state changes as a sequence of immutable events. Enables auditability and replay, but requires careful event versioning. 5. Circuit Breaker Pattern Prevents repeated calls to failing services by failing fast. Protects systems from cascading failures and overload. 6. Distributed Tracing Follows a request across multiple services using trace and span IDs. Essential for debugging latency in microservice systems. 7. CAP Theorem In the presence of network partitions, a system must choose between consistency and availability. Partition tolerance is non-negotiable in distributed systems. 8. Idempotency Ensures the same request can be safely retried without side effects. Critical for APIs, retries, and message processing. 9. Data Sharding Distributes data across multiple databases or nodes. Improves scalability but complicates joins and transactions. 10. API Gateway Acts as a single entry point for clients. Handles auth, routing, rate limiting, and observability while shielding backend services.

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@dkare1009 And this backend folder structure