David Soria Parra (27.Feb.2009)
Talk at PHP UK Conference 2009 (English - US)
High performance web applications often reach the limits of one database server. Such systems require a smart distribution of data. Sharding is a mechanism that helps the application to scale horizontal and gain responsability by splitting information across multiple servers. The talk will give an introduction on sharding and possible implementations as well as covering problems with this approach.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/218
By clicking this button you are declaring that you are the speaker responsible for it and a claim request will be sent to the administrator of the event.
If the claim is approved you will be able to edit the information for this talk.
Are you sure?
27.Feb.2009 at 17:00 by Jeremy Coates
Interesting talk, complex subject, not sure too many in the audience will ever have the opportunity to explore these things. Well presented in general, though echo previous comment real world examples help plant it in our minds.
28.Feb.2009 at 14:45 by Rob Allen
Good stuff to be aware of, but can't imagine every having the issues raised. I also, agree that additional real-world examples would have helped solidify the information presented.
28.Feb.2009 at 21:06 by Rowan Merewood
Pretty technical compared to the other talks, which I appreciated but may have lost some of the audience. Some cool visualisations that I think could be improved on to pull the rest of the crowd along. More concrete examples of what approaches work on different datasets would have been interesting. Did get me thinking about some of our own stuff though, so was definitely worth attending.
Know of an event happening? Let us know! We love to get the word out about events the community would be interested in and you can help us spread the word!
Claiming a talk you let us know that you were the speaker for it. When you claim it (and it's approved by the event admins) it will be linked to your account.
You'll also receive emails when new comments are posted to it.
27.Feb.2009 at 12:45 by Stefan Koopmanschap
Interesting talk. I think more real-world examples would've gotten the message across better, but overall interesting talk.