Scaling DB Access for Billions of Queries Per Day @PayPal

Scaling DB Access for Billions of Queries Per Day @PayPal

  • October 5, 2019
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Scaling DB Access for Billions of Queries Per Day @PayPal

Petrica Voicu and Kenneth Kang talk about Hera (High Efficiency Reliable Access to data stores) – an open-source in the Go programming language – and how it helps PayPal to manage database access and deal with issues. Hera scales thousands of PayPal’s applications with connection multiplexing, read-write split, and sharding.

Source: infoq.com

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