The problem with "Slow Start" is it just keeps increasing "Window Size" blindly. It is like holding someone's head under the water till they start drowning and then go like; oh! my bad. Solution? Use another TCP congestion control mechanism like BBR.
Great explanation! I really appreciated the analogies you made to explain the topic as well as the effective use of time. It helps a lot with understanding. Thank you
Hi Hussein! Love your channel! the in depth backed engineering stuff is awesome! Could some videos talking more about performance? like how to test, measure, and optimize performance with backed applications?
Frank Riviera thanks Frank! I just realized that I don’t have specific video on backend performance. It is scattered on multiple videos. Good idea! I do have a video on frontend performance though most of it related to backend architecture ruclips.net/video/mnuYVi5pcfQ/видео.html
Hi Hussein, im a last year computer science studunt and i find all your content amazing. Right now i want to start some of your playlist, like backend engineering, network engineering and database engineering, but they are not in chronological order...could you order them? I think RUclips allow you to do this in few clicks. Thanks!! You are amazing
Awesome video sir, if you could give us links to papers / blogs related to the topics in description it would be more helpful. thanks for such nice explanation.
Hey Hussein, I know this off-topic but I was wondering what’s the difference between "www" vs. "non-www" vs. having support for both. What is the disadvantages and advantages for all three options?
That is a good question, I would sure always use www subdomain and redirect the naked domain (no www) to the www. this way you have more control over your services. the naked domain could be hosted on its own server and the www. could be hosted on another server.. this architecture allows you to scale and easily migrate users to new content if you need to. more info here www.yes-www.org/why-use-www/
The problem with "Slow Start" is it just keeps increasing "Window Size" blindly. It is like holding someone's head under the water till they start drowning and then go like; oh! my bad.
Solution? Use another TCP congestion control mechanism like BBR.
So like TCP waterboarding
@@hnasr Pretty much :))
I love you. You have the special characteristics to explain the point in a funny and simple way. You have to be in college not just in RUclips
Great explanation! I really appreciated the analogies you made to explain the topic as well as the effective use of time. It helps a lot with understanding. Thank you
Appreciate that! Glad you enjoy the content
Hi Hussein! Love your channel! the in depth backed engineering stuff is awesome! Could some videos talking more about performance? like how to test, measure, and optimize performance with backed applications?
Frank Riviera thanks Frank! I just realized that I don’t have specific video on backend performance. It is scattered on multiple videos. Good idea!
I do have a video on frontend performance though most of it related to backend architecture ruclips.net/video/mnuYVi5pcfQ/видео.html
Great explanation
Thank you for this
Hi Hussein, im a last year computer science studunt and i find all your content amazing. Right now i want to start some of your playlist, like backend engineering, network engineering and database engineering, but they are not in chronological order...could you order them? I think RUclips allow you to do this in few clicks. Thanks!! You are amazing
Alonso B thanks Alonso! I will order them, I would recommend starting with Backend engineering playlist that one is ordered..
Awesome video sir, if you could give us links to papers / blogs related to the topics in description it would be more helpful. thanks for such nice explanation.
sachin kalkur Sorry about that! I just updated the description with the rfc tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2001
@@hnasr Thank you sir.
Hope can make video for implementing "TCP slow start" from software coding.
Good idea!
Could you talk about TCP No-Delay?
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
You bet
Thank you
Hey Hussein, I know this off-topic but I was wondering what’s the difference between "www" vs. "non-www" vs. having support for both. What is the disadvantages and advantages for all three options?
That is a good question, I would sure always use www subdomain and redirect the naked domain (no www) to the www. this way you have more control over your services. the naked domain could be hosted on its own server and the www. could be hosted on another server..
this architecture allows you to scale and easily migrate users to new content if you need to.
more info here
www.yes-www.org/why-use-www/
That’s helpful, thank you.
Yo, Hussein. Your fast tcp open video is published - link it to this one /