Today's LAMP Stack
summary
Maps modern LAMP to the actual components used at scale: uses HipHop for PHP to compile PHP into C++ and reports ~50% CPU reduction on the web tier; stores most user state in MySQL while using Cassandra for 150 TB (inbox search) and a 2,200-node Hadoop cluster holding tens of petabytes (36 PB reported, 50 PB expected) with Scribe + Hive for analytics; recommends choosing databases by access patterns and pushing joins into the web layer.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to LAMP stack
- 1:07Evolution of the LAMP stack
- 2:10PHP optimization at Facebook
- 3:14Modern database choices
- 5:41NoSQL database families
- 6:47Big data at Facebook
- 7:52Data-driven product decisions
- 9:15Data infrastructure overview
- 11:00Stack evolution summary
- 11:41Open source at Facebook








