THIRD RAIL » Memcached based message queues
Monday, February 8th, 2010Blog pots shows and explains how to implement simple queue system on top of memcached
Blog pots shows and explains how to implement simple queue system on top of memcached
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also see http://dormando.livejournal.com/521163.html Describing some problems with performance/scalability you may have if you partition/shard your data by hash. ( that’s what memcached does.) You may hit the cpu bound limit from the amount of requ…
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writeup on yahoo PTUNS (distributed database ). Also, see the original paper if you are interested.
Posted in architecture, cloud, database, db, distributed, for:collidr, pnuts, scalability, scaling, web2.0, yahoo | Comments Off | permalink
193 pages of realy good summaries on the topic
Posted in architecture, database, development, for:collidr, freebsd, memcached, mysql, Perl, postgresql, scalability, scaling, spread, web | Comments Off | permalink
very interesting post from people who have done benchmarking and testing amazon EC2 platform
Posted in amazon, architecture, aws, benchmark, ec2, mysql, performance, ror, scalability, scaling, storage, xen | Comments Off | permalink
notes about how to scale innodb writes. to summ it up: shard, use int as PKEY (convert hash to int using base-convert, batch lots of write into one trx. / nothing special
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something like MapReduce in Perl — from Brad!!
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interesting thoughts and notes about DBs and scalable systems
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nice presentation on memcached
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