Handling five billion sessions a day in real time (2015)
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Handling five billion sessions a day in real time (2015)
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Re: Handling five billion sessions a day in real time (2015)
#2This article is pretty old (2015). As I was reading through it, I got a pretty big surprise that Twitter was still using Storm until I checked the date.
Re: Handling five billion sessions a day in real time (2015)
#3the links are broken in the article. Not sure what twitter answers was
Re: Handling five billion sessions a day in real time (2015)
#4the links are broken in the article. Not sure what twitter answers was
The blog entry was from the Crashlytics team and the product was their mobile analytics service (called Answers by Crashlytics),
Re: Handling five billion sessions a day in real time (2015)
#5This article is pretty old (2015). As I was reading through it, I got a pretty big surprise that Twitter was still using Storm until I checked the date.
what do they use now instead of storm?
Re: Handling five billion sessions a day in real time (2015)
#6This article is pretty old (2015). As I was reading through it, I got a pretty big surprise that Twitter was still using Storm until I checked the date.
what do they use now instead of storm?
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#7Re: Handling five billion sessions a day in real time (2015)
#8I wonder how it's 5 Billion? With the population of the Earth being 6.5 ... Billions of sessions seems like it has to be a bug.
Re: Handling five billion sessions a day in real time (2015)
#95 billion instances of cancer every day
Re: Handling five billion sessions a day in real time (2015)
#10I wonder how it's 5 Billion ? With the population of the Earth being 6.5 ... Billions of sessions seems like it has to be a bug.
Companies, bots, alts, fake accounts, etc all inflate this number