Live Streaming the Super Bowl: The Art of Scaling Across Multiple Cloud Regions
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Re: Live Streaming the Super Bowl: The Art of Scaling Across Multiple Cloud Regions
#2What are some of the latency optimization approaches for multi master and multi -region deployments? seems like a very interesting topology, have to read more about it.
Re: Live Streaming the Super Bowl: The Art of Scaling Across Multiple Cloud Regions
#3What are some of the latency optimization approaches for multi master and multi -region deployments? seems like a very interesting topology, have to read more about it.
(I'm the author of the article)
There are several design patterns depending on whether you need to optimize the latency for reads, writes, or both.
If it's all abour reads, then you can use follower reads (as shown in the article) or read replicas. If you also need writes, then a geo-partitioned deployment or standalone database instances for each region would be good starting points.
Re: Live Streaming the Super Bowl: The Art of Scaling Across Multiple Cloud Regions
#4What are some of the latency optimization approaches for multi master and multi -region deployments? seems like a very interesting topology, have to read more about it.
(I'm the author of the article) There are several design patterns depending on whether you need to optimize the latency for reads, writes, or both. If it's all abour reads, then you can use follower reads (as shown in the article) or read replicas. If you also need writes, then a geo-partitioned deployment or standalone database instances for each region would be good starting points.
Here is a detailed article covering various design patterns for multi-region deployments: https://www.yugabyte.com/blog/multi-region-database-deployme...