At LinkedIn, we ship hundreds of command-line utilities to every machine in our data centers and to all of our employees’ workstations. The vast majority of these utilities are written in Python. In addition to developing these command-line utilities, we have hundreds of supporting libraries that are constantly being iterated on, with new versions published...
Open Source Articles
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- Open Source,
- SRE
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Browsers use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to control the appearance of websites. From borders, fonts, and colors to layout, images, and animations, there are roughly 500 different style properties that can be declared with CSS. These properties are what make the visual diversity of the internet possible for your handheld device, desktop browser, and even your...
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- Performance,
- Open Source
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The beauty of the web is that there is no “install” step. Someone, somewhere taps a link to your site, and moments later it appears instantly in front of them. At least, that’s the idea—but not all devices and networks are created equally. Sites that feel fast on a desktop computer with broadband can feel downright slow on a mobile phone with spotty 3G service....
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- Ember,
- NYC Engineering,
- Open Source
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LinkedIn has a longstanding history with and commitment to the open source community. Many of our engineers across the company...
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Co-authors: Erik Krogen and Min Shen In March 2015, LinkedIn’s Big Data Platform team experienced a crisis. As the team was preparing...
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- Testing,
- Hadoop,
- Open Source
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Gobblin is a distributed data integration framework that simplifies common aspects of big data integration, such as ingestion,...
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- Stream Processing,
- Big Data,
- Gobblin,
- Open Source