Hit 350 Milliseconds: The Evolution of Mail.ru Mail Anti-Spam Architecture
summary
Describes Mail.ru Mail’s anti-spam system that processes over 400 million emails per day and the architectural evolution to meet a 350 ms processing target. Covers technologies and components used to detect malicious messages, performance optimizations, and changes to the system architecture to achieve low-latency, high-throughput spam filtering.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Anti-spam introduction
- 1:07What is spam and types
- 8:56Why spam persists
- 15:25Economic impact of spam
- 16:09Anti-spam architecture evolution
- 19:44Machine learning in spam detection
- 22:33Product requirements and reliability
- 27:16Resilience and testing
- 31:52Q&A 1
- 35:58Q&A 2
- 41:00Q&A 3
- 48:58Q&A 4
- 50:21Closing
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