Julien Lépine

Shuffle sharding is an architectural pattern that reduces the scope of impact of failures by partitioning resources and distributing requests in a combinatorial way. This technique helps make it possible for AWS to deliver cost-effective multi-tenant services, giving each user a single-tenant experience.

The cloud gives builders unprecedented access to the capabilities they need to build planetary-scale applications, and new practices are available to help you benefit from these capabilities. In this session, AWS shares feedback received on the implementation of cell-based architectures, how customers have been using them, and which services are commonly used to build them.

In this chalk talk, we discuss patterns and practices for cell-based architectures (compartmentalization) and how they can help you build and migrate applications to the cloud. SaaS providers leverage cells for multi-tenant systems, and web, mobile, IoT, and almost any company can benefit from cells for better scale while maintaining higher availability, better operational management, and more...