I've noticed that many system design discussions (and even interviews) spend a lot of time drawing...
I've noticed that many system design discussions (and even interviews) spend a lot of time drawing boxes and arrows, but very little time discussing the trade-offs behind architectural decisions.
For example:
Should you optimize for consistency or availability?
When is a monolith actually a better choice than microservices?
Is event-driven architecture worth the added complexity?
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