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You must joking right? Sure you can learn how to graph down some services using draw.io or something, but to actually implement the architecture and have it wor
by tekkk 8y ago
You must joking right? Sure you can learn how to graph down some services using draw.io or something, but to actually implement the architecture and have it working without hiccups is another matter entirely. There is a vast amount of different types of application architectures with different requirements that require completely different architecting compared to some "big data solutions". Maybe try architecting massive scale game servers next time? Or some other highly specialized solution with very strict performance requirements, it's not that easy. Sure you can again just graph down some vague lines and boxes with draw.io but the actual implementation with Terraform or whatnot is definitely not something you learn in a "month or two". Jezus what arrogance.
- saberience 8y agoI'm building Hadoop clusters in the cloud with massive streaming piplines using Kafka, then feeding stream processing jobs using Flink on Dataproc for driving machine learning models. We're doing this at a massive scale, bigger than most production games. So I don't know why you're talking about massive scale game servers, we are literally doing this at massive scale.