Networking & Protocol Engineering
TCP through QUIC, TLS termination, and server I/O primitives—mapped to ALB, CloudFront, and EC2 tuning decisions.
4 guides · ~5 min total read
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Modern Web Transport on AWS: TCP Congestion, HTTP/2, HTTP/3, and QUIC
Packet loss on mobile networks still punishes HTTP/1.1 head-of-line blocking—but HTTP/3 only helps if CloudFront terminates QUIC and your origin connection pools are sized for multiplexed streams. This guide connects Reno, Cubic, BBR, HPACK, and QUIC to ALB and CloudFront decisions.
2 min - 2
TLS 1.3 Handshake Internals on AWS: ALB, CloudFront, and ACM
A full TLS handshake on every API call adds RTTs your p99 cannot afford. This guide walks TLS 1.3 1-RTT resumption, ACM cert rotation, and security policies on ALB and CloudFront.
1 min - 3
High-Concurrency Server I/O: epoll, Syscalls, and Zero-Copy on AWS EC2
C10k is solved until syscall overhead and context switches eat your Graviton cores. epoll, sendfile, and SO_REUSEPORT behaviors on EC2—and why Lambda caps concurrency differently.
1 min - 4
CPU Cache Coherence and False Sharing for Cloud Backend Engineers
Two goroutines updating adjacent counters can saturate memory bus on a c7g.8xlarge. Memory barriers, cache lines, and false sharing—why placement groups do not fix application-level contention.
1 min