Blogging Tips: scalability

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Lambda Architecture Principles

"Lambda Architecture" (introduced by Nathan Marz) has gained a lot of traction recently. Fundamentally, it is a set of design pat...

Deploying a large scale system nowadays is quite different from before when data center is the only choice. A traditional deployment exerci...

As more and more data being collected everywhere from pretty much everything a user do, such as transactions activities, social interactions...

Hadoop Map/Reduce model is very good in processing large amount of data in parallel. It provides a general partitioning mechanism (based o...

Looking back after 2.5 years since my previous post on scalable system design techniques , I've observed an emergence of a set of common...

Some notes about Memcached. Here is its architecture. How it works ? Memcached is organized as a farm of N servers. The storage model can ...

We explore the Map/Reduce approach to turn sequential algorithm into parallel Map/Reduce Overview Since the "reduce" operation ne...

Based on the same architectural pattern of the web, "REST" has a growing dominance of the SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) impl...