@RaulJuncoV Not so much opensource but a rock solid solution is Solace, there are both software and hardware based event brokers. We’ve been using the solution for close to 10 years and works very well. Low latency and very high throughput.
@kelseyhightower We’ve been using solace for our main distributed message bus (or event broker as they are calling it now). Ability to promote direct messages to guaranteed (queue) messages helped a lot in moving on-prem streaming into GCP.
@carbontwelve@kelseyhightower Some info on CME execution performance: https://t.co/VsY81HoAzy so a median latency of 0.2msec and volume of around 15-20M
The new @HashiCorp#Terraform docs are great. Awesome work to all involved. Check out the GCP docs for example: https://t.co/KQOPvJQufY
Note: it’s a little buggy on mobile, but inside sources tell me this will be fixed soon :)
Proprietary trading firm, Grasshopper, uses BigQuery and Cloud Dataflow to develop strategies and make near real-time trading decisions. Learn how else they’re using GCP services → https://t.co/9AJ9OTErxP
@kelseyhightower@EnvoyProxy GCp global VPC networking is such a great feature. Helps us a lot in stitching on-prem and gcp together while still allowing for project level (or subnet level) segregation.
@scott_lowe@plex I’ve tried running plex media server on a FireTV about 2 years ago and experience was not great, decode failures and a clunky interface. Switched to a nvidia shield, and that’s working great so far.