First-come, first-served event system that you learn through practice

The lecture is good, but it is only an introductory class. Please purchase it knowing this. If you are someone who uses Ladies and Kafka in practice, you probably don't need to purchase it, and if you don't know anything at all, you can just buy it to skim the introductory course. And if you are a job seeker, if you write this much and write one line on your resume, you will be able to avoid in-depth questions during the interview. You should study separately.

I've quit the company now, but... When I actually ran the first-come-first-served 100 coupon event, the DB died... Whenever someone tried to issue a coupon and order, it took 5 seconds to load the page... I remember the chaos.. In the end, I had to deal with it by increasing the temporary ec2 instance and the db server, but if I had seen this lecture before, I would have suggested it and reflected it myself.. I could have had a good experience.. Now that I'm trying to test it myself.. The server cost is not cheap, and I'm very sorry.. I hope this lecture spreads widely so that people like me won't have regrets... I listened to the lecture well. Thanks to you, I became interested in Redis and Kafka, and I want to study more. Thank you.

I am so grateful that you taught me difficult content with practical code! It was a neat lecture! It would be better if you uploaded Notion as a lecture material all at once. It was a bit cumbersome to go into each lecture when reviewing. However, the lecture content is very informative. It is the best.

This was something I was curious about, so I liked that you just hit on the key points.

I learned new knowledge, and I think I can get additional direction through this. It was good that only the key points were explained in one hour, but I was disappointed that the concept was briefly covered at the end.

This was informative! Thank you : )

It's good to have a basic understanding of the first-come, first-served event. Now let's apply it and put it into practice.

It was a good lecture to lightly try out Redis and Kafka. And the lecture time was short, so I was able to concentrate the best👍