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Doubling compute doesn't always mean doubling capability. Talking about scalability, sharding, and handling unexpected requests in the latest yt.

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Jake Casto3 months ago

@chrismunns I like to go wide, we’ve got a few dozen 1gb 1vcpu containers running our web traffic. Lots of nodes >>> big node

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Tony3 months ago

Top-tier content, as usual Real Software Engineering by a real Software Engineer

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Dishant Miyani3 months ago

thanks for covering up my weekend learning topic ben

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Clifford Richardson3 months ago

Have y'all talked to AWS? I feel like you're touching on a lot of the design principles they already had to deal with for example in Redshift. Matt Abrams and Rahul P. And perhaps Ippokratis P. Would be worth talking to especially around workload management and shared task models

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Rovshan3 months ago

thanks for the video

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PeterP223 months ago

nice video. learnt alot.

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