At LinkedIn, our on-call incidents are managed using Iris and Oncall, two tools that we released as open source to the community about two years ago. Oncall allows our teams to manage their on-call shifts in a largely automated fashion, scheduling rotations without any human intervention. At the same time, it allows teams to be agile and adaptable when defining...
Mobile Articles
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- Mobile,
- Open Source,
- SRE
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LinkedIn’s engineering teams are distributed around the globe: from California to Bangalore, our engineers are constantly taking a members-first approach to help the world’s professionals. Today, that comes with a focus on mobile, which is how the majority of our members access our platform. With that in mind, Project Voyager, the name of our current mobile...
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Co-authors: Greg Lundien, Akif Hossain, Daniel Hsu, and Hannah Cutler Our members leverage LinkedIn Messenger for a number of use cases, and oftentimes a scheduling component is an important piece of the interaction. A few examples include: A student who wants to schedule time to chat with a graduate from his or her school for career advice. A freelancer who...
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- Mobile,
- Android,
- iOS,
- Product Design,
- Open Source
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A couple of months ago, we shared details about LinkedIn Lite's architecture, its evolution as a light-weight mobile web experience,...
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- Performance,
- Mobile,
- site speed,
- Product Design
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The opportunity in India India is a mobile-first country, with 71% of the population having only a mobile internet connection and...
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- Performance,
- Mobile,
- site speed,
- Product Design
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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...
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- Testing,
- infrastructure,
- Mobile