Taiji: Dynamic Traffic Engineering at Facebook
This is just utterly freaking NEXT LEVEL! 🤯
- Load balancing modeled as a constraint satisfaction problem to generate the optimal dynamic routing table
- Dynamic, connection aware routing based on Social Hash
- in prod >4 years
ROUTE Component properties that came straight out of the React-Router-DOM library:
Location (let’s us know where we are exactly inside our app navigation)
History (where we just came from and HOW)
Match (what links we are matching our router to dynamically) e.g. {topicId}
ROUTES in REACT: are simple Components, with properties and methods. In the example shown here the ROUTE is to a link called HOME and it renders the HOME component as long as the PATH is exactly /Home. The second example shows how you can do the same thing with LINK.
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When creating ROUTES , in NODEJS, a simple solution is to use an IF AND ELSE statement. The requested route can be stored as a variable , CONST PATHNAME = req.url
All other requests can be handled with an ELSE statement.
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New Blog post today. “Everything is an Object in Javascript: State, props, reducers, and everything in between”. Look for it around 3PM EST. https://t.co/u8ewYfN2rn