Andrea Guzzo - Ignite OSCON 2014
summary
Booking.com documents a growth from about 40 to 400 engineers and allocates two days of aaton every month for developers to work on open source. The company open-sources a fast event serialization called serial with multi-language bindings and switches most monitoring events to it. A new key-value project Shardcache embeds cache-filling to prevent "set storm" (many clients missing and overwriting the same key) so the cache layer fetches once and serves many. Code and writeups live on GitHub and blog.booking.com.
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