This is quite confusing to me, they are using kafka and MQ server both. What was the need to use both or atleast this article is quite abstract and hiding things or lacking and throwing bunch of technologies and their basic general use cases instead of explaining how hotstar specifically used it for ex how they used spark to process.
Ming blowing how scalable Golang routines and Erlang mnesia can be.
Great read and thanks for recommending my newsletter
you're welcome
"They don’t do caching because emojis must be shown in real-time."
Sorry for the noob question, but isn't the one of the point of caching is to support lower latency requests?
good question, I'm glad you asked it.
The problem in caching for real-time scenario is that the data becomes stale (invalid) soon.
Does that help?
Very concise, yet detailed article. Thanks for spending your time and sharing this with us!
appreciate the feedback, Nitish
I liked this article, it’s very clear, thanks
happy to read this.
Great article Neo and thanks for the recommendation 👍
you're welcome. I appreciate your tips.
This is quite confusing to me, they are using kafka and MQ server both. What was the need to use both or atleast this article is quite abstract and hiding things or lacking and throwing bunch of technologies and their basic general use cases instead of explaining how hotstar specifically used it for ex how they used spark to process.