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It appears to me they left a lot of the real time processing in house, and the pub / sub to web clients and processing of that data to GCP where I'm guessing th
by czbond 5y ago
It appears to me they left a lot of the real time processing in house, and the pub / sub to web clients and processing of that data to GCP where I'm guessing the rest of their web delivery stack is. I think they're wise to keep the real time processing in house (eg: kafka streams, etc)
- mmmmkay 5y agoagreed! the real-time processing should be bespoke and is where I think Twitter previously shined. The data processing wasn't a point of differentiation for them and so it makes sense for them to offload it to a cloud provider and let someone else deal with the operations associated with it.