Enterprise network platforms rarely collapse from a single bad decision. They erode gradually as data volumes grow, tenants multiply, and early architectural shortcuts harden into constraints that take years to unwind. Sreedath Manjapatta Pazhiyotmana has watched that process from close range across more than 19 years of building distributed systems, real-time data pipelines, and network […]
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