A fault-tolerant finite-state machine in Java and SQL
summary
A high-performance, mathematically correct finite-state machine implementation using Java and SQL to keep media conferences consistent when media servers fail and auto-healing moves users between servers. Covers analytical tools and best practices the team used to solve split-conference issues while minimizing system load.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:44Conference decay problem
- 11:49Media server reports solution
- 23:29Finite-state machines
- 32:26Summary
- 34:14Q&A
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