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...
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Introduction Three years ago, LinkedIn announced and open sourced Ambry, a distributed, highly available and horizontally scalable immutable object store optimized to store and serve media. As we stated at the time, this was an important update given how vital media content is for any website to increase user engagement, virality, and monetization. Since its...
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Co-authors: Anurag Rawat and Kirsten Rauffer LinkedIn Learning aims to be the world’s most engaging learning platform. Learning content comes in many different shapes and sizes, and as such, our team is continually expanding the types of content that we support. Today, educational videos make up a majority of the content on LinkedIn Learning. However, we’ve...
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- Product Design,
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Co-authors: Xuhong Zhang, Chenya Zhang, and Yiming Ma Today, we are announcing a new open source project called Avro2TF. This...
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- Spark,
- machine learning,
- TensorFlow,
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Photo credit: Jo Chou Every March, a JavaScript conference called EmberConf is held in Portland, Oregon. EmberConf is the best place...
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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...
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- Android,
- iOS,
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