Scaling to 200K Transactions per Second with Open Source - MySQL, Java, curl, PHP

It IS possible to build an ad-engine that can serve up more ads than Twitter to an audience larger than Twitter's (19.2m unique US visitors in Oct 2009), using fewer than 10 MySQL servers producing more then 200K Transactions per Second across a Multi-Terabyte store with all open source software. MySQL with myISAM/INNODB, curl, PHP, and Java are the only components that are necessary for this linearly scaling engine without user-facing downtime.

Dathan Pattishall, Chief DataLayer architect at RockYou and former database architect at Friendster and Flickr, will tell you how to do this giving real-world examples. His technical presentation will teach you how to build a model for capacity planning, scaling for triple the average request rate, and scaling linearly for an intensive applications that cannot experience downtime.

• Disk I/O is not the only issue, capacity is also based off of Disk consumption rate.
• Java is used to buffer the writes to INNODB and myISAM.
• The data is federated across many servers.
• Transactions are used to keep the data insync among multiple table views.
• Detail data is kept on a per day, week, month, year for every view class recorded.
• Distributed transactions across the cluster using mySQL’s GET_LOCK and INNODB transactions with JAVA and Asyncronous queries.

WHO:

• Dathan Pattishall, Chief Data Layer architect at RockYou and former database architect at Friendster and Flickr
• Rebecca Hansen, Product Marketing Manager, MySQL / Sun

WHAT:

Scaling to 200K Transactions per Second with Open Source - MySQL, Java, curl, PHP web presentation.

WHERE:

Simply access the web seminar from the comfort of your own office.

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