Kleppmann mixes theory with real-world examples, so it's not just abstract concepts – it's stuff you can use in your day-to-day work.
The book covers a lot:
- Transactions
- How to scale systems
- Keep systems reliable
- Make systems efficient while dealing with tons of data.
You can learn and apply new concepts to solve practical problems in data-intensive applications.
I found myself coming back and re-read it from time to time.
What would you recommend after re-reading this?