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schema-management
Strategies for managing data structures, versioning, and evolutions across databases and event streams.
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escalation-paths
Clear escalation procedures and paths for incident response
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caching-strategies
Comprehensive guide to caching strategies, cache layers, invalidation patterns, and implementation for improving application performance
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disaster-recovery-for-iot
Comprehensive disaster recovery planning and implementation for IoT infrastructure and systems
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failure-modes-analysis
Comprehensive guide to identifying, analyzing, and documenting failure modes in distributed systems
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event-sourcing
Implementing event sourcing pattern for maintaining application state as a sequence of immutable events.
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service-standards-blueprint
SSOT blueprint for creating consistent services: folder structure, required endpoints, dependency conventions, interface contracts, docs/testing/security/observability requirements
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data-migrations-backfill
Zero-downtime patterns for production schema changes and large backfills, including expand/contract, batching, verification, and rollback strategies
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caching-strategies
Multi-layer caching patterns: in-memory (Redis/Memcached), CDN, HTTP caching, cache invalidation, cache warming, and cache stampede prevention
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swe-swarm-orchestrate
Multi-agent swarm coordination for large tasks
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saga-pattern
Implementing distributed transactions across microservices using the Saga pattern with choreography and orchestration approaches.
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skill-architect
Meta-skill for designing, composing, and orchestrating other skills: skill discovery, dependency resolution, skill composition patterns, and skill orchestration
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contract-testing-with-pact
Implementing consumer-driven contract testing for microservices using Pact.
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cqrs-pattern
Implementing Command Query Responsibility Segregation for separating read and write operations in distributed systems.
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kotlin-spring-boot
Kotlin/Spring Boot 3.x patterns - use for backend services, REST APIs, dependency injection, controllers, and service layers
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chaos-engineering-for-iot
Building resilience in IoT systems through controlled fault injection and failure testing
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metro-di-mobile
Metro DI for KMP - use for compile-time dependency injection, graphs, providers, and multi-module DI setup
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n-version-workflow
N-version programming for critical implementations - generates N independent solutions and selects the best through comparison
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cascade-workflow
Graceful degradation through cascading fallback strategies - ensures system always completes while maintaining acceptable functionality
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retry-timeout-backoff-strategies
Comprehensive guide to implementing robust retry logic, timeout handling, and backoff algorithms for resilient distributed systems
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deprecation-policy
Structured approach to deprecating features, APIs, and systems with clear timelines and migration paths.
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dispatching-parallel-agents
Use when facing 2+ independent tasks that can be worked on without shared state or sequential dependencies
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versioning-strategy
API and system versioning strategies to enable evolution while maintaining backward compatibility.
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schema-drift-detection
Detecting and managing schema changes that can break data pipelines and downstream consumers.
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