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Paper Notes: Facebook’s Tectonic Filesystem – Efficiency from Exascale
As part of last two posts we have seen how Facebook created Haystack as their blob-storage solution & then further…
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Paper Notes: f4 – Facebook’s Warm Blob Storage System
As part of the previous post, we saw how Facebook makes use of Haystack for object storage. But with increase…
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Paper Notes: Finding a needle in Haystack – Facebook’s photo storage
Photo storage is one of the key functionalities of any social media platform & Facebook is no exception to this.…
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Implementing Viewstamped Replication protocol
Viewstamped replication(VR) is a replication technique that takes care of failures when one or more nodes end up crashing in…
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Paper Notes: F1 – A Distributed SQL Database That Scales
F1 is a distributed relational database built at Google to support AdWords domain at Google. It is built on top…
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Paper Notes: Spanner – Google’s Globally-Distributed Database
Spanner is a scalable & globally distributed database built at Google. It is the first database to replicate data globally…
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Paper Notes: Kora – A Cloud-Native Event Streaming Platform For Kafka
With growing demand for data, robust solutions for handling large-scale data streaming has become essential for organizations. In the cloud-native…
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Paper Notes: Megastore- Providing Scalable, Highly Available Storage for Interactive Services
Megastore is a storage system built at Google that provides best of the both database worlds. It provides scalability of…
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Paper Notes: Spark – Cluster Computing with Working Sets
In one of the previous posts, we looked into how MapReduce is used to perform large scale computations on large-scale…
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Paper Notes: Distributed Transactions at Scale in Amazon DynamoDB
NoSQL databases come up with lot of good things such as high-availability, high-scalability and cloud-scale performance. But providing transaction support…