Hey, just wanted to say I really appreciate all the in depth posts you put out on your site in hopes of educating others and helping them navigate the waters of

Hey, just wanted to say I really appreciate all the in depth posts you put out on your site in hopes of educating others and helping them navigate the waters of distributed systems. Curious, is there any single book you would say you've found to be the equivalent of say CLRS but for the fundamentals of distributed computing paradigms? My current plan for deep diving into distributed systems theory has just been to go through resources like "Distributed systems for fun and profit", and aggregated lists/overviews like https://henryr.github.io/distributed-systems-readings/ https://henryr.github.io/distributed-systems-readings/ and your distsys-class notes and then just DFS into certain topics from there - compared to the approach I've been taking with deep diving into OS and database theory which is just to go through text books like Operating System Concepts and Database System Concepts while applying the theory in side projects.