NoBigData: streaming analytics for ClientSide performance
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Describes NoBigData, a streaming analytics system for measuring client-side web performance using browser APIs like the Navigation Timing API. It covers collecting metrics (DNS, network, caching, JavaScript impact) from users’ browsers and processing them in a streaming pipeline to enable continuous, scalable performance monitoring and improvement.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:28Client-side speed measurement
- 9:26Site speed metrics and analysis
- 14:04Service cost and business benefit
- 17:38Server tool limitations
- 18:44Browser API analytics
- 21:10Amazon Kinesis and DynamoDB solution
- 24:42Data processing and storage
- 29:40System architecture and scaling
- 31:04Final costs and efficiency
- 33:12Q&A
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