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QCon day 5 – how is ebay architected

Posted on March 14, 2008 by admin
Its been interesting to listen to speakers, each of which portraits the strategies and principles and this time was the turn of Randy Shoup. His four strategies for architectures for scale. Partition ... Read More

QCon day 4 – Clustered architecture patterns

Posted on March 13, 2008 by admin
Ari Zilka CTO of Terracota gave an excellent presentation on how the product works and how it can be used. I was not going to attend this session, but he was excellent on the previous sessions panel, ... Read More

QCon day 4 – Performance and Scaleability panel

Posted on March 13, 2008 by admin
Scale up, Scale out, Split the problem space, tune or re-architect. You may want to build with a vendor in mind.... Read More

QCon day 3 – keeping 99.95% uptime

Posted on March 12, 2008 by admin
I found the speaker a little monotone, but the content of the talk was very interesting. It provided a very clear view of how Merrel Lynch deals with the billions of daily messages, produced by there ... Read More
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