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Hey there, today we're talking about data intensive applications again based on the book by very similar name designing

that intensive applications and today we're talking about the third part of how we're going to be kind of qualifying discussing kind of

scoring applications and methodologies which is maintainability. The last two

episodes were about scalability and reliability and today is all about maintainability,

which is a subject we love very much.

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