One of the core tenets of SaaS is to be secure. Security spans across many layers from controlling access with IP whitelisting or Private Link, validating access with authentication to validate identity, authorization to assign permissions to users within tenant organizations, auditing to record every activity, tenant isolation to guard against malicious tenants, regulatory requirements from securing third-party services accesses to operational processes to achieve different compliance standards, and so on.

Certification

We are back with more exciting news. After our proud announcement of achieving the SOC 2 Type I certification, we have now achieved another significant milestone by earning the SOC 2 Type II Certification. This milestone underscores our commitment to creating a safer, more secure environment for our clients and their data.

Hello, fellow developers! In this blog post, I want to share with you some of the best practices and lessons learned from scaling distributed systems. Distributed systems are systems that consist of multiple independent components that communicate and coordinate with each other over a network. They are often used to handle large-scale and complex problems that require high availability, scalability, and performance.

Scaling distributed systems is an art that requires creativity, experimentation and learning. In this blog post, I will share some of the best practices and lessons learned from my experience of building and scaling distributed systems

Some of the topics I will cover are:

• How to design for scalability and reliability

• How to choose the right tools and technologies

• How to monitor and troubleshoot distributed systems

• How to handle failures and recoveries

I hope you will find this blog post useful and inspiring for your own scaling journey