Rootconf 2014

On devops and cloud infrastructure

Suchit Puri

@suchitpuri

Scaling to 2000 request per second with MongoDB

Submitted Jan 8, 2014

The Objective of this session is to showcase my experiences with developing , scalling to 2000 req/sec and performance testing the website for one of the biggest media houses of the UK .

Outline

In this session i will talk about

  1. How important is “Schema Design” when scalling mongo.
  2. Mongo Sharding .
  3. Locking mechanisms in Mongo ( DB level locks , mongo instance level locking ).
  4. Replication mechanisms in a mongo shard.
  5. Performance testing the applicatoin , we used
  6. The Good side of mongo - the flixibility it provides to your application
  7. Problems faced with migrations.

Speaker bio

I am an agilist and ardent follower of XP best practices like TDD, Pair Programming, Continuous Integration and continuous deployments. I have worked for clients ranging from small startups to big MNC’s ; getting involved during project inceptions/client management, juggling many hats; doing analysis, coding, deployments and automation during a project’s life-cycle. I have also been doing consulting on Agile Adoption , TDD ,CI.
I work for Thoughtworks.

Slides

https://slides.com/suchitpuri/scaling-to-2000-req-sec-with-nosql

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