How We Counted Traffic on Vertica
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Describes how Avito measured web traffic and computed detailed analytics (unique visitors and sessions) from hundreds of millions of events per day using Vertica. Explains the problem that unique counts are not additive across hierarchical dimensions (geography, product catalog) and presents the techniques and approach used in Vertica to produce accurate, highly detailed, ad-hoc reports.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:34About Avito and data scale
- 3:02Vertica storage infrastructure
- 6:16Data processing and normalization
- 10:15Data structure and analytics
- 14:13Cluster hardware
- 15:39Data loading infrastructure
- 16:41Installation Q&A
- 21:04Vertica vs other systems
- 23:34Cost and licensing
- 24:596NF advantages
- 33:51Traffic calculation task
- 38:09Unique visitor counting algorithm
- 41:34User action data collection
- 43:41Time zone data processing
- 44:23Data loading and updates
- 45:07Analysts using the system
- 45:49Data storage and deletion
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