Ali architects share distributed architecture note documents: Nginx+Redis+ZK+Kafka+MQ, etc.

Nginx

Nginx is a very good open source software. It is required by work. I have studied the source code of Nginx for a long time, and I have gained a lot in the process of research and learning. As a representative of high-performance servers, in order to pursue the ultimate high performance, the source code implementation of Nginx can be regarded as a model in many aspects.

There are too few Nginx materials on the market that are really suitable for learning. Although some books or materials are more in-depth, the language is difficult to understand. Most people basically start from getting started to give up after reading these books. Is there really no way to suit most students after learning Nginx thoroughly?

"Nginx Practical Source Code Analysis Document" This document is divided into two parts:

The first part is Nginx actual combat, including chapters 1-7. This is the main content of this document, which can quickly make good use of Nginx

The second part is Nginx module development, including chapters 8 to 15

first part:

  • Introduction to Nginx

  • Installation and configuration of Nginx server

  • Basic configuration and optimization of Nginx

  • Installation, configuration and optimization of Nginx and PHP (FastCGI)

  • Installation and configuration of Nginx and JSP, ASP.NET, Perl

  • Configuration and optimization of Nginx HTTP load balancing and reverse proxy

  • Nginx Rewrite rules and examples

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the second part:

  • Nginx module development

  • Nginx's Web cache service and Sina's open source NCACHE module

  • Application cases of Nginx in well-known domestic websites

  • Atypical Application Examples of Nginx

  • Nginx core module

  • Standard HTTP module for Nginx

  • Other HTTP modules for Nginx

  • Nginx mail module

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Zookeeper

There is no doubt that ZooKeeper has become an indispensable basic component of the Internet industry. ZooKeeper implements a highly available distributed coordination mechanism and can provide indispensable basic capabilities in distributed systems such as configuration management, naming services, distributed synchronization, and grouping services.

At the same time, everyone will basically use ZK in the development process, but the understanding of ZK may only stop at using it, or understand some of its election process and strong consensus algorithm. However, when you job-hopping interview, the interviewer will not just ask you some superficial knowledge!

The content of this Zookeeper combat document includes

Part 1: Concept and foundation of Zookeeper

  • The concept of Zookeeper

  • ZooKeeperBasics

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Part II: Developing with ZooKeeper

  • Using the ZooKeeper API

  • Handle state changes

  • Troubleshooting

  • ZooKeeper considerations

  • Curator: A high-level wrapper library for the ZooKeeper API

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Part III: ZooKeeper Management

  • Internal principles of ZooKeeper

  • run ZooKeeper

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Redis

What is Redis? The most popular Key-Value database is currently used as cache, session shared middleware, distributed locks, etc.

Why learn Redis? In the past 16 years, the Internet bubble has burst, and a large number of Internet companies have closed down, causing developers to suddenly become less scarce and sought-after. Various companies are also cautious when interviewing, and the overall employment environment has become worse than before. This requires us to have more skills to enhance our competitiveness. Now most Internet companies are required to be familiar with the use of Redis. So learning to use Redis can make you more competitive. Redis is widely used in projects developed by mainstream programming languages ​​such as Java, PHP, and Python. Learning Redis can be attractive to enterprises.

Due to the limitation of the length of the article, this study note of Redis actual combat has too much content. Here, I only briefly introduce some knowledge points and catalog screenshots. Each small node has more detailed content!

Part 1: Getting Started with Redis

  • Getting to know Redis

  • Build web applications with Redis

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Part II: Core Concepts

  • Redis command

  • Data Security and Performance Assurance

  • Use Redis to build support programs

  • Build application components using Redis

  • search based application

  • Build a simple social networking site

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Part Three: Advanced Content

  • Reduce memory usage

  • Extend Redis

  • Redis Lua script programming

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Due to the limitation of the length of the article and too much content, only some knowledge points and catalog screenshots are briefly introduced here, and each small node has more detailed content!

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