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The CircleCI plugin integrates CircleCI data directly into Backstage, offering a unified view for real-time build monitoring and logs. By centralizing build information, the plugin eliminates context-switching, improves productivity, and fosters teamwork, allowing developers to manage builds without leaving Backstage. Check it out in the Spotify Marketplace for Backstage: https://hubs.ly/Q0277h2c0
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How Spotify's ANNOY (Approximate Nearest Neighbors Oh Yeah) finds "approximate" nearest neighbors? It converts the problem into binary search by repeated partitioning of the space. At a high level, it involves the following steps - represent the data in a high-dimensional space - build multiple trees using random hyperplanes - partition the space recursively at each node - traverse the trees to find the leaf nodes containing the query point - aggregate results from multiple trees to retrieve approximate nearest neighbors - optimize using Hamming distance and dot product distance methods Sometimes the closest ones may be in a different hyperplane as in the image. Multiple trees are built using different hyperplanes as a possible mitigation.
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Exciting news! The September Spotify Plugins for Backstage update Release Notes are now available! 🏆 This update includes an aggregated view of metrics and trends for Soundcheck, providing teams and leaders with the ability to monitor the tech health of their components. Read all the great updates via the link below.👇 #Spotify #Backstage #BackstageUpdate #Metrics #Soundcheck #devex #devops #Friyay
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Engineering software since 1994 ✔Digital Performance ✔Microsoft MVP ✔Microsoft Regional Director ✔Professional Scrum Developer
Excellent video from #github and Emily F. on the future of #sdlc #alm #devops and #observability “Observability is the ability to have insight into an application or system. It is the combination of telemetry, monitoring, alerting. All available to engineers and leadership.” “The concept of observability actually originates in linear dynamic systems. And it is defined as how well the internal states of a system can be understood based on information about its external outputs.” https://lnkd.in/d4b85P8j
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Staff Data Engineering Advocate @Onehouse.ai | Apache Hudi, Iceberg Contributor | Distributed Systems | Technical Author
"Thundering Herd" Problem in Distributed Systems. Taylor Swift's Eras Tour is probably one of the highest grossing concert tour. I am reminded about it's importance every day as my wife is a 'swiftie' 😅 And while I have no doubt that the fever is real, I was more curious about the disaster with the ticketing system - Ticketmaster. This was actually no surprise given how much of digital movement was happening, leading to the ticket buying phase. The presale had 3.5 million verified fans, with 1.5 million receiving an invite passcode, while the remaining 2 million were placed on a waitlist. The problem? Ticketmaster was ready to accommodate the 1.5 million invited verified fans, but didn't expect more than 14 million people to show up. While trying to read on what happened from a system design perspective, I stumbled upon this amazing post mortem analysis done by Fahim ul Haq (link in comments). In short, this relates to the 'Thundering Herd' problem - a scenario familiar to the distributed systems world. The "thundering herd" problem in distributed systems arises when numerous processes or threads simultaneously request a newly available resource. This surge can overwhelm the system, causing inefficiencies, despite only one process or thread eventually acquiring the resource. The problem isn't new to organizations running distributed systems - especially in mission critical times. Some more examples: - Facebook faced the problem when they rolled out the 'live for mentions' feature that allowed verified public figures using mentions to broadcast live video to their fans - Spotify's Wrapped: Millions of people, all over the world and across all time zones, start watching their data stories on-platform, typically at the same time While there are various measures put to have a control on this kind of scenarios, designing a system to scale for high demand is a tough problem to solve. The blog also discusses on some of the approaches! #dataengineering #softwareengineering #distributedsystems
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What can Daft Punk, Weezer, My Bloody Valentine, and Steely Dan teach us about designing APIs? Surprisingly a lot. In my SXSW-inspired opening keynote at the Austin API Summit, I looked into the similarities between producing hit albums and successful APIs. In both endeavors, you have to find a niche, you need good naming, and you need high-quality content and performance. Also, on the production side, design, style, experience, and collaboration matter greatly. At the end of the day, both are products requiring the right management tools, marketing know-how, and infrastructure to scale. The video from my session was published on Youtube today, and I also wrote up a blog post to go along with it. You can check out both here. 📹 Video on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/dgi3AVBz ✍️ Blog post on Nordic APIs: https://lnkd.in/dM7g-MTM Had a lot of fun putting this presentation together! As always, my thoughts about APIs hinge on a lot of research, studies, and tools from others in the space. Shoutouts to: - Bruno Pedro, Kristen Womack, and Jason Harmon - The Anatomy of an API 2023, from Treblle - Continual API Sprawl: Challenges and Opportunities in an API Driven Economy, a paper by F5 - RESTfulAPI.net - API Expert by APImetrics - API schema testing tools: API Insights from Treblle, RateMyOpenAPI from Zuplo, security scanner by Escape - Postman State of the API Report, 2023 - The API Stylebook from API Handyman Arnaud Lauret - Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) - Traceable API Security’s Global State of API Security 2023 - and others #api #microservices #apiasaproduct #apifirst
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Please check out the master classes of 2Tokens where we contribute on the topic of ecosystem value engineering. I also recommend having a look at the conference on digital ecosystems we organize in Feb 2024. See https://lnkd.in/eaJpvdU5
Always wanted to know how to design and understand complex #digital #ecosystems like the music sector, the energy sector, or the e-commerce ecosystem? What is the role of platforms such as Spotify and Amazon Marketplace in ecosystem strategy? 🎓 Join our Token Economy #masterclass featuring The Value Engineers to learn about designing and understanding complex #digital #ecosystems. Register for our next masterclass, beginning in February, at https://lnkd.in/ezRXrUpC. 👉 Additionally, don't miss the opportunity, to gain insights into ecosystem governance and design at The Value Engineers' #conference on February 14. Discover more and register here: https://lnkd.in/eAmQC-yQ. 👇 Prefer to read instead? Check out their new book https://lnkd.in/e5aXqbyN Jaap Gordijn Roel Wieringa Alex Bausch Erich Schnoeckel Olivier Rikken Cécile Bausch
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In This Article, You Will Learn How To #Fix “We don’t have your #Wrapped this #year” on #Spotify (#2023). https://lnkd.in/dGURyUQn
How To Fix “We don’t have your Wrapped this year” on Spotify (2023)
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Adding a document to a prompt is not new but the latest Gemini model by Google pushes the boundaries up to 1 million tokens. This means it can process vast amounts of information in one go — including 1 hour of video, 11 hours of audio, codebases with over 30,000 lines of code or over 700,000 words, which approximately corresponds to the number of words in the Bible. https://lnkd.in/e6w4_D9N
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