How LinkedIn Uses Microservices
7 engineering articles about Microservices from LinkedIn's engineering team
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LinkedIn has integrated Google Protocol Buffers (Protobuf) with Rest. li to enhance microservices performance, achieving significant reductions in latency and improvements in resource utilization.
Karthik Ramgopal
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The article discusses LinkedIn's open sourcing of DataHub, a metadata search and discovery platform, detailing its development journey from WhereHows to DataHub.
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Kerem Sahin
15 min read
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The article discusses LinkedIn's approach to authorization within its extensive microservice architecture, emphasizing the importance of maintaining data security and trust.
Michael Leong
6 min read
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The article discusses the rebuilding of LinkedIn's Profile Highlights System, focusing on the transition from a monolithic architecture to a microservices-based plug-in architecture.
LinkedIn Engineering Team
10 min read
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The article discusses the REACH program at LinkedIn, aimed at integrating software engineers from non-traditional backgrounds into the tech workforce.
Shalini Agarwal
6 min read
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This article features a Q&A with Jim Brikman discussing the challenges and strategies for splitting a codebase into microservices and artifacts.
Karan Parikh
11 min read
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The article discusses the challenges of optimizing Java's Concurrent Mark-Sweep (CMS) garbage collection and introduces JTune as a solution for improving JVM performance.
Eric Bullen
11 min read
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