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When you think of distributed systems, you probably think in terms of Efficient query processing is important for end-user experience (small response times) and business (handle high loads cheaply). At Twitter we're indexing hundreds of millions of tweets per day, and are serving more than 2 billion queries per day. The engine ... We've all heard about the infamous CAP theorem, and how it's impossible to "beat". But what does that really mean? Should we ... Conor Landry talking about "Reindexing in Record Time: How Shopify Indexes Over 800000 Merchants' Modern search engines can store billions of records containing both text and structured

More: Speaker: Yingjun Wu Stream processing ... The current implementation of SpanNearQuery in Apache Lucene sacrifices precision and completeness in favor of performance. Lucene based search engines like ElasticSearch are document based and the usual way of modelling your Modern web applications are commonly built on top of key-value stores for seamless horizontal scalability, e.g. in Cloud ... We've had talks about how ElasticSearch can scale search and analytics to hundreds of nodes and terrabytes of In the last decades many systems have been used that were described as "queues" (AQ, ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ, etc.), yet from a ...

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Berlin Buzzwords 2012: Sean Cribbs - Eventually Consistent Data Structures #bbuzz

Berlin Buzzwords 2012: Sean Cribbs - Eventually Consistent Data Structures #bbuzz

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Berlin Buzzwords 2012: Interview with Sean Cribbs from Basho Technologies

Berlin Buzzwords 2012: Interview with Sean Cribbs from Basho Technologies

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Berlin Buzzwords 2014: Peter Bourgon - CRDTs: Consistency without consensus #bbuzz

Berlin Buzzwords 2014: Peter Bourgon - CRDTs: Consistency without consensus #bbuzz

When you think of distributed systems, you probably think in terms of

Berlin Buzzwords 2012: Stefan Pohl - Efficient Scoring in Lucene #bbuzz

Berlin Buzzwords 2012: Stefan Pohl - Efficient Scoring in Lucene #bbuzz

Efficient query processing is important for end-user experience (small response times) and business (handle high loads cheaply).

Berlin Buzzwords 2012: Michael Busch - Realtime Search at Twitter #bbuzz

Berlin Buzzwords 2012: Michael Busch - Realtime Search at Twitter #bbuzz

At Twitter we're indexing hundreds of millions of tweets per day, and are serving more than 2 billion queries per day. The engine ...

Berlin Buzzwords 2014: Neha Narula - Consensus and Consistency - Why should I care? #bbuzz

Berlin Buzzwords 2014: Neha Narula - Consensus and Consistency - Why should I care? #bbuzz

We've all heard about the infamous CAP theorem, and how it's impossible to "beat". But what does that really mean? Should we ...

Berlin Buzzwords 2019: Conor Landry – Reindexing in record time (...) #bbuzz

Berlin Buzzwords 2019: Conor Landry – Reindexing in record time (...) #bbuzz

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Berlin Buzzwords 2015: Ryan Ernst - Compression in Lucene #bbuzz

Berlin Buzzwords 2015: Ryan Ernst - Compression in Lucene #bbuzz

Modern search engines can store billions of records containing both text and structured

Berlin Buzzwords 2012 - Thx!

Berlin Buzzwords 2012 - Thx!

Berlin Buzzwords 2012 - Thx!

Yingjun Wu – The Dark Secrets of Stream Processing #bbuzz

Yingjun Wu – The Dark Secrets of Stream Processing #bbuzz

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Sean Cribbs - Embrace NoSQL and Eventual Consistency with Ripple

Sean Cribbs - Embrace NoSQL and Eventual Consistency with Ripple

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Berlin Buzzwords 2019: Michael Gibney – Precise graph-based phrase query with SpanNearQuery #bbuzz

Berlin Buzzwords 2019: Michael Gibney – Precise graph-based phrase query with SpanNearQuery #bbuzz

The current implementation of SpanNearQuery in Apache Lucene sacrifices precision and completeness in favor of performance.

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Berlin Buzzwords 2013: Martijn van Groningen - Document relations with ElasticSearch #bbuzz

Lucene based search engines like ElasticSearch are document based and the usual way of modelling your

Berlin Buzzwords 2012: Nico Kruber - Scalable Web Applications with a Transactional Key Value Store

Berlin Buzzwords 2012: Nico Kruber - Scalable Web Applications with a Transactional Key Value Store

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Living in eventually consistent reality - Bartosz Sypytkowski

Living in eventually consistent reality - Bartosz Sypytkowski

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Berlin Buzzwords 2013: Clinton Gormley - Getting Down and Dirty with ElasticSearch #bbuzz

We've had talks about how ElasticSearch can scale search and analytics to hundreds of nodes and terrabytes of

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Berlin Buzzwords 2019: Niels Basjes – How to handle 100k events per second #bbuzz

In the last decades many systems have been used that were described as "queues" (AQ, ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ, etc.), yet from a ...