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- 1. Newscurve or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
- 2. Fact #1 Real-time analytics is self inflicted DDOS attack
- 3. Fact #2 Scale first, ask questions later
- 4. The issue Events 30M/day Updates 1500/s Write size 120GB/day DB net in 2Mbps My name is Legion, for we are many
- 5. The solution platform for building fast, scalable network applications
- 6. Event loop Over the hill, down the slope, and through the hole
- 7. The guts V8 + net + http + … = brrrm brrrm
- 8. Parallel processing Darwin’s bark spider produces a thread that has average maximum breaking stress close to kevlar
- 9. Aggregate and divide Connections 10848 Memory 55 MB CPU 11% Load 0.03 Fly like a butterfly, sting as a bee
- 10. MongoDB document-oriented NoSQL database system with dynamic schemas
- 11. NoSQL with safeties on non ACID, availability and partition tolerance over consistency
- 12. Schema(less) Schema legalizing the chaos probably no two objects that have the same schema
- 13. Just stuff it in never insert, never look back
- 14. Where are we going Fly on your way like an eagle, Fly as high as the sun
- 15. Thank you! @newscurve @utvara @bkrstovic @msolujic @micha981