Celluloid: Actor-based Concurrent Objects for Ruby
Painless multithreaded programming for Ruby Celluloid is a concurrent object oriented programming framework for Ruby which lets you build multithreaded programs out of concurrent objects just as easily as you build sequential programs out of regular objects! Learn more Evented I/O for Celluloid actors. Build fast evented programs like you would with EventMachine or Node.js using regular synchronou
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John McDowall: Ruby Is Slow? She's Fast Enough for You
Ruby Is Slow? She’s Fast Enough for You Jul 31st, 2011 For the past while, Twitter have been moving gradually from their legacy Ruby on Rails codebase to Java and the JVM. This has been greeted with the usual cries of ’Rails is slow!’, ’Ruby is slow!’ and hand-wringing that accompanies such announcements. At OSCON 2011, Raffi Kirkorian gave a presentation rounding up the reasons why Twitter has mo
Migrating Netflix from Datacenter Oracle to Global Cassandra
Netflix is migrating its datacenter infrastructure from Oracle databases to a globally distributed Apache Cassandra database on AWS. This will allow Netflix to scale more easily and deploy new features faster without being limited by the capacity of its own datacenters. The migration involves transitionally replicating data between Oracle and AWS services like SimpleDB while new services are deplo
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Google Patents
Eugene Agichtein, Computer Science & Informatics, Emory University
Qi Guo, Math & Computer Science, Emory University
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