LinkedIn wouldn't be the company it is today without the engineers who built it. We have no shortage of talented individuals in technical roles across the company. They are the ones who create, build, and maintain our platform, tools, and features—as well as write posts for this blog. In this series, we feature some of the people and personalities that make...
infrastructure Articles
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- Topics:
- infrastructure,
- engineering culture
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Let’s start this post with a little history. In November 2015, the mobile team was looking for a solution that would give a good picture of how LinkedIn apps performed with respect to crashes. We had an internal tool to visualize crash data, but the UX was not good enough to help developers fix crashes and did not have adequate information to gauge the impact of...
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- Testing,
- infrastructure,
- Mobile
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Co-authors: Shawn Zandi and Russ White This post originally appeared in Network Computing. Operating a large scale, rapidly-growing network requires a philosophical change in how you plan, deploy, and operate your infrastructure. At LinkedIn, as we scaled our data center network, it became evident that we needed to provision and build networks not only as...
- Topics:
- Altair,
- Falco,
- data center,
- infrastructure
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Coauthors: Shawn Zandi, Mike Yamaguchi Earlier this year we announced Project Altair, our massively scalable, next-generation data...
- Topics:
- Altair,
- operations,
- Falco,
- data center,
- infrastructure
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At LinkedIn, we release incremental versions of our apps internally first, in order to deliver a better experience to our members—a...
- Topics:
- Mobile,
- Android,
- infrastructure,
- Open Source
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LinkedIn takes its members’ opinions seriously. We are always looking for ways to creatively solicit member feedback. Sometimes we do...
- Topics:
- Mobile,
- iOS,
- infrastructure,
- frontend