[Links of the Day] 14/11/2017: wallaroo elastic data processing, Unified clock for real time synchronization, Golang text search engine

• Wallaroo : this is a really impressive alternative to spark/storm. The creators really focused on ease of use and deployment. Which can be a huge barrier to entry with the spark, storm, Hadoop stacks.  [github]
• Unified Clock : Must read blog post, on how Riot games use a unified clock mechanism to synchronise player in the league of legends multiplayer games.  
• Riot : golang text search engine with some really good perf - 1M blog 500M data 28 seconds index finished, 1.65 ms search response time, 19K search QPS

[Links of the day] 13/06/2016 : Geometric Algorithms, Logical Clock are easy & distributed system testing

• Geometric Algorithm : Princeton algorithms and data structures lecture. Provide an excellent overview of the geometric algorithms out there and why they are important. 
• Why Logical Clocks are Easy : well not really but still , AMC queue article on the ever recurrent issue of time in distributed systems. 
• Distributed Systems Testing : When you cannot find good article on a subject, ask on twitter. The result is a good list of distributed system testing papers.

Links of the day 31/12/2015 : Blitzscaling Stanford class, CCC videos, Clock & interrupts & schedulers

• CCC : Chaos Computer Club conferences videos
• Blitzscaling : all video lecture of Stanford CS183C, Technology-enabled Blitzscaling. A must watch after the YC startup class at Standford. Notes are [here] 
• CPU Clocks and Clock Interrupts, and Their Effects on Schedulers : very easy and well presented article on how clock and interrupts affect schedulers and other stuff at CPU / OS level.