Building real-time applications to utilize AWS Graviton
summary
Aerospike 6.2 runs on AWS Graviton (Graviton2 benchmarks: 25M TPS, 99% <1 ms) and claims 63% price/performance (27% cost cut, 18% throughput gain) with further 20–25% lift on Graviton3. Customers validate it: Dream11 serves 5.5M concurrent users and 1M TPS at <15 ms; Signal drops 450→60 servers while raising throughput 500K→8M TPS and lowering latency 3900 ms→23 ms; Wix replaces HBase+Redis, cuts latency 18 ms→2–3 ms and saves ~45% annually. Aerospike Cloud (DBaaS) is in early access.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:46Real-time data is exploding
- 4:23Current architectures fail
- 9:25The Aerospike Real-time Data Platform
- 16:04Aerospike Database 6 on AWS Graviton delivers 1.6x improvement in price-performance
- 17:18The Document Database for scale
- 19:42Aerospike on AWS is a natural fit
- 23:11Aerospike journey on AWS
- 30:34What we're trying to solve
- 32:28Starting point
- 35:19Our solution with Aerospike
- 36:47Key differences
- 38:26Fidelity Use Cases
- 41:27Infrastructure & Topology
- 43:02Data Ingestion
- 44:05Aerospike Benefits
- 47:58Aerospike Cloud
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