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Re: Let the microblogs bloom - RussellBeattie.com

Here is my rant, http://siliconvalleymusings.com/164/twitter-sca..., on how Twitter could be designed to scale, identi.ca could use the same approach.... (309 天前)

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This really isn't that hard to scale large - as you point out with your mention about queues. If identi.ca implements an async message queue, they can scale quite large. The last project I worked out handled north of 1 billion msgs/month, so it can scale up quite a bit with not much effort.... (309 天前)

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I know that Friendfeed appears to be more about aggregation than microblogging but I'd be interested to know whether the architecture for Friendfeed suffers the same basic design flaw described in this post. Good to see Evan jumping in and trying to overcome all the obstacles by the way.... (309 天前)

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Queues do not replace the DB though, it sounds like that here. You still need to store things somewhere, indexed, and databases are useful for that, although relational ones are probably not a good fit for this kind of data, and "inifinite" scaling. There you would probably need something easily like bigtable, hadoop, hypertable or whatever. I guess you ... (309 天前)

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You're of course completely correct. I can't, in fact, see why any page on either Identi.ca nor Twitter needs to be dynamically updated upon view. They can all be 100% static .html files, re-generated by a the batch job you describe, every now and then. This static file regeneration could be made very effective and would be extremely easy to scale.... (309 天前)

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One last thing, Russell: you may not be familiar with the XXX/FIXME commenting tradition. "XXX" means "I know this is bad, but it's good enough for now, so I'll come back and fix it later." And "FIXME" means "don't let this out the door". I don't think there are any FIXME comments there, but you can grep for XXX to find places in the code where I think o... (309 天前)

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i don't get your comment about services like twitter needing a messaging architecture.twitter uses this architecture right now and it still doesn't work. tweets are not published automatically for instance, they use starling, a daemon whose task is to take all tweets and process them. The subscribed users then get the updates. exactly how you described i... (309 天前)

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