Tech How GOJEK Manages 1 million Drivers With 12 Engineers (Part 1) The story of GOJEK’s first ever team, and consequently, the psyche of how 200 engineers run a Super App of 18+ products.
Tech 1 app, 18 products — A journey from monolith to a microapps codebase Here’s how we radically changed our iOS codebase while processing 100+ million orders every month
Tech Trial by fire and ice: Simulating 160,000+ requests per minute After failing more times than we can imagine, Load Testing becomes critical. Here’s a reckoner on how we do Load Testing at GO-JEK
Tech How GO-JEK handles microservices communication at scale Microservices are great. They offer a way to split a monolith into independently scalable and maintainable chunks.
Tech ATLAS: GO-JEK’s real-time geospatial visualization platform Aggregation and visualization of billions of data points daily
Tech Limiting “Software Infant mortality” rate — decoding GO-JEK’s Deployment Checklist Every time you deploy a piece of software, you’re unknowingly taking an infant on a crazy ride
Tech Lessons from Doing a Zero Downtime Migration By Baskara Patria In early 2017, GO-FOOD had to migrate all requests coming to an old service. The challenge was to do this without any downtime that would affect our merchant base and existing customers who want to order food. Both are Ruby on Rails based apps built on top
Tech Multi-Threading Like a Boss in Android With RxJava 2 If you’re new to RxJava or have been doing it for a while now, you will always have something new to learn.
Tech Adding a database to a Go web application 🗄 This post will go through how to add a postgres database into your Go application.
Tech Build a web application in Golang 🕸 Go is getting more and more popular as the go-to language to build web applications.
Tech Code Coverage: From Failing the Build To Publishing The Report With Gitlab Pages Before going into how gitlab can help us in publishing code coverage reports and making build fail if the coverage is not upto the mark, let’s first go over some of the basic questions.
Tech From our bootcamp: Simplicity is an art! Keeping things simple, isn’t. I’ve recently started my corporate life as a product engineer at GO-JEK.