Real time identity graph
summary
Adobe builds a real‑time identity graph on Flink that replaces a weekly 40 TB Spark batch job and runs at 50,000+ events/sec to serve 400M users across 2B+ devices. It combines a deterministic path (device ID + partner login hash) with an ML path (device/IP signals), uses a metadata working store and tumbling windows to dedupe spikes, relies on Flink backpressure and async sinks, runs on Kubernetes, and achieves near‑real‑time “personalization without a login” at production scale.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Adobe Experience Cloud
- 5:22What is Adobe Experience Manager
- 11:47Motivation behind identity graph
- 15:01Why switch to real-time identity graph
- 19:12Choosing Apache Flink for real-time
- 21:19Real-time identity graph architecture
- 28:36Lessons learned building real-time graph
- 39:40Key takeaways and Q&A
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