From "Hello World" to Zillions of Servers
summary
Shows how basic classroom concepts and simple integration techniques can be combined to design scalable architectures used by sysadmins to support millions of users and servers, naming practices and technologies used in real company deployments. Presents concrete architectural patterns and real-world case studies of systems built with these technologies.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Welcome
- 0:43Introduction to scalability
- 3:14Static pages to dynamic services
- 6:45Apache limitations
- 8:55Event loops and sync
- 13:32Parallelism and server replication
- 14:14Database scalability
- 15:19Master-slave replication
- 18:28NoSQL databases
- 19:09Partitioning and sharding
- 21:36Cassandra and quorum
- 25:54Load balancers
- 27:59Complex architectures and DNS
- 29:46Monoliths vs microservices
- 32:12Containers and Docker
- 35:23Orchestrators and auto-scaling
- 38:28Serverless functions
- 40:30Q&A
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