Scaling Slack - The Good, the Unexpected, and the Road Ahead
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Mike Demmer talks about the major changes that Slack has made to the service architecture to meet the needs for larger and larger enterprise customers. Demmer presents 3 of these changes: decomposition of the real-time message service, client-side lazy loading via edge caching, and scaling the primary data storage tier with fine-grained horizontal sharding using Vitess.
This presentation was recorded at QCon San Francisco 2018: bit.ly/2uYyHLb
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Very well explained. Thanks
Great content. There seems to be lot of people in the audience with cough issue, had a hard time to understand few sentences
It's almost like he's giving this talk in a hospital or something.
People showing COVID symptoms 2 years before it hit.
How do you add jitter to client to spread out load?
InstaBlaster...
The audio well downhill at 11:38, and all the coughing isn't helping follow the talk. If you're coughing so much, show some courtesy and leave the room.
did you think about nosql db and akka way approach?
In reality, you have to consider cost of engineering work. They added the management & routing layer on top of MySQL database definitely meets the needs. If you look at this problem today, you can just use snowflake to help with this issue
@@youngboss3659 what is snowflake?