AWS re:Invent 2018: How AWS Minimizes the Blast Radius of Failures (ARC338)
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- At AWS, we obsess over operational excellence. We have a deep understanding of system availability, informed by over a decade of experience operating the cloud and our roots of operating Amazon.com for nearly a quarter-century. One thing we've learned is that failures come in many forms, some expected, and some unexpected. It's vital to build from the ground up and embrace failure. A core consideration is how to minimize the "blast radius" of any failures. In this talk, we discuss a range of blast radius reduction design techniques that we employ, including cell-based architecture, shuffle-sharding, availability zone independence, and region isolation. We also discuss how blast radius reduction infuses our operational practices.
cell based architecture starts at 21:07
If you want to watch and learn more about Shuffle Sharding start at 32:55
How do you handle database consistency if you have completely decoupled database in each cell?
Absolutely clear overview of AWS blast radius. Very helpful abstract for reviewing for SAA exam.
revisit after the incident...
Kinesis :)
The talk was too slow and made me watch it yawning a bit, but the content is really nice.
Set playback speed to 1.5+ and enjoy
This video hasn't aged well :)
Wow, this is one boring topic. I struggled to stay interested and engaged through the talk
It is tricky. You will like it more if you have experienced scaling pain-points.