Currently, LinkedIn infrastructure is composed of hundreds of thousands of hosts across multiple data centers. Observability into our infrastructure makes it possible for us to focus on the health and performance of our critical services to provide the best experience to our members. With LinkedIn's large infrastructure growth over the past few years,...
data center Articles
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- data center,
- Performance
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Co-authors: Ishan Shah, Alasdair James King, and Zhenggen Xu To support the consistent growth in hyperscale environments, our infrastructure relies on a plethora of storage databases and data processing nodes across its fleet. Those services reap performance benefits from NVMe’s (Non Volatile Memory Express) super-low latency. Currently, many services still use...
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- data center,
- Storage
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Co-authors: Sandhya Ramu and Vasanth Rajamani For companies and organizations, failure tends to be far more illuminating than success and the lingering effects of a failure can be harmful if the team moves too quickly and does not resolve the issue in a thorough and transparent manner. We recently ran into a large incident that involved data loss in our big data...
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- Performance,
- Hadoop,
- data center,
- Data
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Introduction In 2013, when LinkedIn moved to multiple data centers across the globe, we needed a way to redirect traffic from one data...
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- data center,
- Automation,
- SRE
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Last year, we announced that LinkedIn had become a Platinum member of the Open Compute Project (OCP). The move was a natural fit for...
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- Open19,
- data center,
- Open Source
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Last summer, LinkedIn helped announce the launch of the Open19 Foundation and our role as a founding member. Our aim was to assist in...
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- Open19,
- 100G 50G ,
- data center,
- Open Source