Radar replaced their Elasticsearch/MongoDB-based geospatial search backend with a single Rust binary.
Here's their story: https://t.co/ek74qqoPnI
Thanks to @j_ckao for the interview!
#rustlang#rust#rustinproduction
Excited to share HorizonDB - a Rust-based forward & reverse geocoder I built at Radar.
🚀 ~20k QPS steady state
⚡ Replaced multiple Elasticsearch & MongoDB instances
💡 Now a single Rust binary that’s faster, simpler, & cheaper
https://t.co/Uw1FTvIJks
@GergelyOrosz@SamProgramiz For most applications, you also get a bigger bang for your buck writing integration and acceptance tests than unit tests. It's also common to forget that even tests themselves introduce a maintenance cost like any other code.
See attached meme
@Splice why implement a "credits" system on your users if they can't even keep samples after spending those credits we paid for?
It should be all-you-can-download if you're charging a monthly subscription.
So shady, I guess business isn't so hot.
https://t.co/ebRIfjHhCI
To manage our new multi-region infrastructure, Radar's engineering team Terraforms its environment using TypeScript. Radar Engineer @j_ckao breaks down why and how we did it. cc @HashiCorp https://t.co/QicoeCZeig