Scalable Product Mappings
summary
A Product Identification Service is rebuilt on YugabyteDB as a transactional distributed store, deployed across regions with multi-region read-replicas to separate write and read traffic. The team migrates existing microservices to this architecture, sustains very high ingestion rates while serving lookups at single-digit millisecond latency, and preserves transactional consistency across partitions. Slides show the deployment topology, replication strategy, failure-recovery behavior, and measured end-to-end latencies demonstrating success.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to product mapping
- 5:06Core challenges in product identification
- 10:19Scalability issues with micro-services
- 15:19Data consistency across systems
- 20:27Benchmarking and performance metrics
- 25:08Data recovery and backup strategies
- 27:49Q&A and key takeaways
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