SBOL: Architecture of the Storage Layer
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Describes the storage-layer architecture built for Sberbank Online, including the path the development team followed to create a reliable, fault-tolerant storage layer. Covers lessons learned and practical experience useful for teams building high-load systems.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Sberbank Online intro
- 3:20Sberbank Online architecture
- 5:27Storage layer structure
- 10:50Rokla and Vertus tech
- 16:21Block characteristics
- 19:14Archive layer purpose
- 28:53Archive layer limits
- 32:51Target archive with BC Player
- 36:06Archive data volumes
- 37:15Archive key traits
- 40:13Cost reduction
- 41:40Q&A
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