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Ruminations of a Programmer: Lean Data Models and Asynchronous Repositories

In an earlier post, I had talked about scaling out the service layer of your application using actors and asynchronous processing. This can buy you some more donuts over and above your current throughput. With extra processing in the form of n actors pounding the cores of your CPU, the database will still be the bottleneck and SPOF. As long as you have a single database, there will be latency and you will have to accept it.

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Apache CouchDB

we should have the time to actually throughly test things like this.

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scalaris - Google Code

Scalaris is a distributed key-value store.

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Disco

a new map-reduce framework: core in Erlang, jobs in Python. From Nokia Labs

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Anders Conbere

notes on using XMPP as pubsub middleware.

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Scaling out messaging applications with Scala Actors and AMQP

Scala/Lift with RabbitMQ - "the implementation, on its face, looks wicked cool. Erlang at the backend, for high performance reliable messaging being throttled out by Scala actors in the application layer"

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Scaling out messaging applications with Scala Actors and AMQP

Scala/Lift with RabbitMQ - "the implementation, on its face, looks wicked cool. Erlang at the backend, for high performance reliable messaging being throttled out by Scala actors in the application layer"

AMQP: del.icio.us/tag/AMQP

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