Thanks for the bullets. This is a good list but some of the points like "Easily scalable" and "DB support" are not cheaply available in any runtime and require careful attention to detail as well as domain-specific…
This looks very good. At the moment, for the jvm, there are not a lot of features above simply building services using netty and the protobufdecoder/encoder. Similarly, http2 goodness is also already available in netty.
This translates exceptionally well to fields other than basketball, as well. I wish this "magically gifted engineer just needing to work 3hrs a day making e'thing look so easy" profile goes away.
One big challenge is the expense that is otherwise avoided via usage of connection pooling. Without the hack to keep the backing containers alive, tearing down and restarting them is expensive and wipes out all hot path…
Your point is well-taken. This qn comes up often enough for similar use cases and hence I asked if someone has data to support an arg. Considering the criticality of Zk in the larger stack and our success and…
Does someone have any benchmarks or comparisons with Zk? We have run it for many yrs without a problem and are very happy with it. Would be interested in hearing from anyone who switched from zk->etcd for distributed…
Care to give some examples how? For me, Eclipse has remained very stable. Maybe we are using them for different languages and/or things.
Would also be interested to hear more about the "deployment nightmares with Zookeeper". For us, it has to be one of the most stable pieces of 3rd party server software we run.
Very nice, now that we have some good competition in this space - kafka, ddl and wormhole. If only Fb can open src wormhole, there will be some good related systems software to choose from and contribute to.
You're right. I was mostly commenting on the common idiomatic ways ppl differentiate streams vs queues. Indeed, it can be used in both scenarios.
It can be used as a queue but the bigger benefit is for streaming use cases. One of the key differences, among others, is that streaming assumes somewhat faster consumers as opposed to queueing. There's also the pub-sub…
I have had good results with Yourkit. And so far in my experience, that is the only profiler that has been able to survive profiling busy services running large heaps. ymmv.
Can you cite some examples? Did these companies decide to run containers on vm's or just bare metal? In the latter case, they shouldn't need 3 to 4 times more hardware. Your point on capacity planning is well taken.…
Not at all, cost/TB of S3 is much higher compared to what you can build provided you know how to build it yourself.
The other problem with Lambda is that you cannot keep persistent connections in a connection pool. It is after all, designed for statelessness. This can be considerable cost for doing calls to other business services…
Content and programming are still quite limited. There are a few good original shows. Also, they keep adding a lot of movies with poor ratings (rotten tomatoes). There's definitely potential for some disruption in this…
Agree with your comment wholeheartedly. My comment was mostly around business information flow to the market since that's regulated due to various reasons.
A lot of the agents typically don't point out any of those things anyway. They're incentivized to make the deal and really paid by the Seller. If both the Buyer and Seller were paying, that might be an altogether…
If Zillow can solve the "problem" of putting all the docs (disclosures, inspections, offer docs, title docs later on, etc) up with the listing along with making a network of handymen (to help out with prettifying a…
Running multi-region services has associated costs. It's also non-trivial engineering effort to convert most services to a multi-region setup. It's definitely worth the investment though. Another option is to run…
Seems like too much fluff - both the acquirer generating it and the acquisition itself. It would be helpful to see why/where one would use node.js when other platforms support many more workloads well than just pure I/O…
Amzn seem to have it: http://www.amazon.in/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Da...
HBase also did well. They need to blog about it. There was a related jira ticket I read through: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-9719 Also, an old blog entry from yammer engg. blog:…
Agree, it should be easier. After registering, think it's possible to sign-in to most of the adsk systems via either the email/passwd or adsk-id/passwd combination.
Might want to start here: http://www.autodesk.com/campaigns/stingray
Thanks for the bullets. This is a good list but some of the points like "Easily scalable" and "DB support" are not cheaply available in any runtime and require careful attention to detail as well as domain-specific…
This looks very good. At the moment, for the jvm, there are not a lot of features above simply building services using netty and the protobufdecoder/encoder. Similarly, http2 goodness is also already available in netty.
This translates exceptionally well to fields other than basketball, as well. I wish this "magically gifted engineer just needing to work 3hrs a day making e'thing look so easy" profile goes away.
One big challenge is the expense that is otherwise avoided via usage of connection pooling. Without the hack to keep the backing containers alive, tearing down and restarting them is expensive and wipes out all hot path…
Your point is well-taken. This qn comes up often enough for similar use cases and hence I asked if someone has data to support an arg. Considering the criticality of Zk in the larger stack and our success and…
Does someone have any benchmarks or comparisons with Zk? We have run it for many yrs without a problem and are very happy with it. Would be interested in hearing from anyone who switched from zk->etcd for distributed…
Care to give some examples how? For me, Eclipse has remained very stable. Maybe we are using them for different languages and/or things.
Would also be interested to hear more about the "deployment nightmares with Zookeeper". For us, it has to be one of the most stable pieces of 3rd party server software we run.
Very nice, now that we have some good competition in this space - kafka, ddl and wormhole. If only Fb can open src wormhole, there will be some good related systems software to choose from and contribute to.
You're right. I was mostly commenting on the common idiomatic ways ppl differentiate streams vs queues. Indeed, it can be used in both scenarios.
It can be used as a queue but the bigger benefit is for streaming use cases. One of the key differences, among others, is that streaming assumes somewhat faster consumers as opposed to queueing. There's also the pub-sub…
I have had good results with Yourkit. And so far in my experience, that is the only profiler that has been able to survive profiling busy services running large heaps. ymmv.
Can you cite some examples? Did these companies decide to run containers on vm's or just bare metal? In the latter case, they shouldn't need 3 to 4 times more hardware. Your point on capacity planning is well taken.…
Not at all, cost/TB of S3 is much higher compared to what you can build provided you know how to build it yourself.
The other problem with Lambda is that you cannot keep persistent connections in a connection pool. It is after all, designed for statelessness. This can be considerable cost for doing calls to other business services…
Content and programming are still quite limited. There are a few good original shows. Also, they keep adding a lot of movies with poor ratings (rotten tomatoes). There's definitely potential for some disruption in this…
Agree with your comment wholeheartedly. My comment was mostly around business information flow to the market since that's regulated due to various reasons.
A lot of the agents typically don't point out any of those things anyway. They're incentivized to make the deal and really paid by the Seller. If both the Buyer and Seller were paying, that might be an altogether…
If Zillow can solve the "problem" of putting all the docs (disclosures, inspections, offer docs, title docs later on, etc) up with the listing along with making a network of handymen (to help out with prettifying a…
Running multi-region services has associated costs. It's also non-trivial engineering effort to convert most services to a multi-region setup. It's definitely worth the investment though. Another option is to run…
Seems like too much fluff - both the acquirer generating it and the acquisition itself. It would be helpful to see why/where one would use node.js when other platforms support many more workloads well than just pure I/O…
Amzn seem to have it: http://www.amazon.in/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Da...
HBase also did well. They need to blog about it. There was a related jira ticket I read through: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-9719 Also, an old blog entry from yammer engg. blog:…
Agree, it should be easier. After registering, think it's possible to sign-in to most of the adsk systems via either the email/passwd or adsk-id/passwd combination.
Might want to start here: http://www.autodesk.com/campaigns/stingray