All Your Files Belong to Us - Serving User-generated Content on a Global Scale
Offered By: GOTO Conferences via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore strategies for serving user-generated content on a global scale in this GOTO Berlin 2017 conference talk. Learn how OLX, a global classifieds brand, handles traffic volumes comparable to Twitter across 40 countries. Discover the techniques used to serve over 200 million images at up to 30,000 requests per second. Gain insights into the Apollo service, which stores and serves picture content, and understand the challenges of managing high-volume, user-generated content. Delve into topics such as data clusters, code execution, timeouts, and optimization techniques. Examine real-world examples and best practices for handling large-scale content delivery in a global context.
Syllabus
Introduction
What is OLX
Images
Data
Clusters
Keeping skimmer clean
Code execution palaces
Timeouts
Gem Theory
Behavior
Breaking Things
Optimizing lazily
Employees
OpenCV
Say No
Taught by
GOTO Conferences
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