Tarantool as a Platform for Microservices
summary
Tarantool is presented as a microservices platform that combines in-memory NoSQL key-value storage with application logic to reduce network overhead between app and database. The talk examines trade-offs of NoSQL (speed versus reduced relational features) and argues that colocating data and application in Tarantool reduces network latency bottlenecks in large, multi-server deployments.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06What is Tarantool
- 2:08Tarantool use cases
- 4:19Caching with Tarantool
- 6:06Message queues in Tarantool
- 9:02Storing tokens in Tarantool
- 11:56Bidirectional queues
- 13:27Tarantool API
- 15:41Sharding in Tarantool
- 18:54High availability master-master
- 21:22Tarantool capabilities
- 22:26Q&A
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