Scaling Beyond a Billion Transactions Per Day with Sub-second Responses

Scaling Beyond a Billion Transactions Per Day with Sub-second Responses

  • January 23, 2020
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Scaling Beyond a Billion Transactions Per Day with Sub-second Responses

Andrey Zolotov, Gideon Low present their journey of transition to distributed data processing using GemFire and the challenges faced along the way.

Source: infoq.com

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