A few years ago, we announced Rest.li 2.x and a Protocol Upgrade Story. Today, we are excited to share another major milestone: the release of Unstructured Data Reactive! The source code is available on GitHub and documented in the user guide. Give it a try and let us know what you think. Why Rest.li? Rest.li is an open source REST framework for building robust,...
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- Data,
- Open Source
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Editor's note: This blog has been updated. When we recently launched the new job detail page, we introduced new insights for job seekers to know their “In," meet the team, and get the inside scoop about working at the company. Since launch, the page is driving a double-digit lift in job applications. While it is exciting to see the page's popularity and its rich...
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- site speed,
- rest.li,
- Play
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LinkedIn started in 2003 with the goal of connecting to your network for better job opportunities. It had only 2,700 members the first week. Fast forward many years, and LinkedIn’s product portfolio, member base, and server load has grown tremendously. Today, LinkedIn operates globally with more than 350 million members. We serve tens of thousands of web pages...
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- scale,
- rest.li,
- Play,
- Open Source,
- Galene,
- Pinot,
- engineering culture,
- ESPRESSO,
- Kafka,
- inversion,
- Architecture,
- Voldemort,
- operations,
- Java,
- Search,
- Samza
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Talent is LinkedIn’s number one operating priority and we have no shortage of talented individuals in technical roles across the...
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- engineering culture,
- distributed graph database,
- Java,
- Scala,
- rest.li
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A few months ago we announced that LinkedIn had hit its Rest.li moment. Today we are excited to share another major milestone - the...
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- rest.li,
- microservices,
- REST
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Slightly over a year ago LinkedIn announced the open source release of Rest.li, a framework we created for developing RESTful services...
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- rest.li,
- REST,
- Open Source