Blog posts about Espresso

Co-authors: Hunter Lee and Dru Pollini LinkedIn was built to help professionals achieve more in their careers, and ev...

Co-authors: Gaurav Mishra, Song Lu, Antony Curtis, Shuangyang Yang Espresso is LinkedIn's horizontally scalable, high...

Espresso is LinkedIn's defacto NoSQL database solution. It is an online, distributed, fault-tolerant database that po...

Co-authors: Xiang Zhang, Estella Pham, and Ke Wu Identity services are critical systems that serve data on profile an...

Co-authors: Christian Mathiesen and Jie Zhang Your LinkedIn profile is intended to be a representative picture of you...

In this blog post, we’ll share how we migrated Espresso, LinkedIn’s distributed data store, to a new Netty4-based fra...

Co-authors: Szymon Gizecki, Yu Li, Chinmaya Dattathri, Ethan Hall, Irina Issayeva, and Deep Majumder Introduction At ...

Espresso is LinkedIn's strategic distributed, fault-tolerant NoSQL database that powers many LinkedIn services. Espre...

Nuage (French for “cloud”) is what we call LinkedIn’s internal cloud management portal. It allows LinkedIn developers...

Automated testing is a key component to LinkedIn’s 3x3 strategy for releasing mobile applications. As we developed th...

Apache Kafka is a highly scalable messaging system that plays a critical role as LinkedIn’s central data pipeline. Ka...

Co-authors: Shawn Nguyen and Amit Balode Profile in Espresso The member profile page is one of the most-visited pages...

LinkedIn started in 2003 with the goal of connecting to your network for better job opportunities. It had only 2,700 ...

The LinkedIn engineering team has developed and built Apache Kafka into a powerful open source solution for managing ...

Authors: Aditya Auradkar, Tom Quiggle Espresso is LinkedIn's online, distributed, fault-tolerant NoSQL database that ...