Sijie Guo Interview
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Co-founder of Streamlio who co-created Apache DistributedLog and chairs Apache BookKeeper focuses on making a messaging+storage stack that scales hundreds or thousands of nodes and supports huge counts of topics and queues. The core claim is that metadata scalability—not just I/O—breaks systems, and solving it enables many small microservice topics. Engineering uses synchronous processing and a functional-style stream processing codebase, and prior production work at Twitter proves the approach in large deployments.
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