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Ha! Amazing (didn’t know this was being written or put up). This is a summary of a recent conference talk: https://youtu.be/jCjrfpF64Kc?si=Gf-gp_ixX2V6Qz8V ht
by sean0- 3y ago
Ha! Amazing (didn’t know this was being written or put up).
This is a summary of a recent conference talk:
https://youtu.be/jCjrfpF64Kc?si=Gf-gp_ixX2V6Qz8V https://youtu.be/jCjrfpF64Kc?si=Gf-gp_ixX2V6Qz8V
This was my team. We did and lived this. AMA.
- sverhagen 3y agoWell, it looks like the sibling threads are very interested to know where the need comes from to even _have_ 1.2 million queries per second. How does that break down? How much is that just core functionality versus analytics and tracking?
- sean0- 3y agoThat's core functionality, not analytics. Nearly all of that is browsing, ordering, location updates, etc. The dismissive comments are amusing and show a lack of understanding of how the business works and, subsequently, the technology required to power the end-to-end flow for users.
- sverhagen 3y agoOf course we don't know your business; we do back-of-envelope math based on our own experiences and of course a lot of assumptions about yours. Those numbers are just... impressive... or unbelievable... depending on where you're coming from.