Be Fearless Using Rust in Production
summary
Describes replacing a Node.js image-rendering web server for Taobao Wireless with a Rust implementation (since 2016) to meet high-performance, low-latency and high-QPS requirements for real-time creative generation (product selection, copywriting, templates, image rendering). Shares production experience and results from running the Rust server for over two years, including surviving two major “Double 11” shopping events.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 2:39STATUS
- 3:41USAGE
- 5:12WHAT IS MINOLTAY
- 12:42NODE & NEON & RAYON
- 17:04ASYNCHRONOUS
- 19:21CACHE EVERYWHERE
- 24:39RUST
- 24:56BENCHMARK & DIY
- 25:46DEPLOY
- 30:23TIPS
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