Venice, which was developed in late 2015, is a key-value store platform built for serving read-heavy workloads and optimized for serving derived data. Since being deployed to production in 2016, it has become very popular in the recommendation world to serve derived datasets inside LinkedIn. Venice handles single-get and small batch-get requests very efficiently...
Performance Articles
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- Topics:
- Performance,
- Venice,
- scalability
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Co-authors: Samir Jafferali, Viranch Mehta, and Thanglalson Gangte We announced the completion of LinkedIn’s migration to Azure’s edge offering, Azure Front Door (AFD), in June of 2020 and since then we have seen numerous benefits from the switch. Microsoft has continued to aggressively expand the AFD footprint to new countries, giving us quick and direct access...
- Topics:
- Azure,
- Performance,
- RUM,
- site speed,
- Network Performance
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While site outages are inevitable, it’s our job to minimize both the duration of outages and the likelihood for an outage to occur. One of our preemptive measures is in the way we determine overall site capacity and health on an everyday basis, in that we load-test in production. There’s an elegant system to bucket and route members to specific data centers from...
- Topics:
- Performance,
- infrastructure,
- SRE
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Sometimes, an engineering problem arises that might make us feel like maybe we don't know what we're doing, or at the very least,...
- Topics:
- Performance,
- Venice
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As companies grow, adapt, morph, and mature, one item remains the same: the need for reinvention. Technical infrastructure is no...
- Topics:
- Performance,
- infrastructure,
- linux,
- SRE
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Co-authors: Yixing Zhang, Bingfeng Xia, Ke Wu, and Xinyu Liu Since Beam Samza runner was developed in 2018 at LinkedIn, we now have...
- Topics:
- Stream Processing,
- Apache Samza,
- Performance,
- Benchmark