Blog posts about Java

Introducing Viaduct, Airbnb’s data-oriented service mesh

The fourth post of our series on scaling service development, focused on Schema Based Testing Infrastructure.

The first in a series on scaling service development, this article looks at the core structure, the Service IDL, underpinning the new…

ParSeq is LinkedIn’s framework for writing asynchronous Java, and powers many of LinkedIn’s largest web services. It has proven invaluable for developer pr...

LinkedIn’s Talent Solutions team has released two Android apps, the LinkedIn Job Search app and the LinkedIn Students app. Both apps were built leveraging ...

Today, we’re excited to share that Linkedin is open-sourcing our URL-Detector Java library. LinkedIn checks hundreds of thousands of...

Coauthor: Cuong Tran, Systems Architect In our production environments, we have repeatedly seen that applications running in JVM (Java Virtual Machine) occ...

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

Talent is LinkedIn’s number one operating priority and we have no shortage of talented individuals in technical roles across the company. These are the fol...

Talent is LinkedIn’s number one operating priority and we have no shortage of talented individuals in technical roles across the...

Introduction Let's say you are running Java in a production environment, and one of the instances that plays a critical role fell out of SLA. What do you d...

Background The LinkedIn home page is typically a person’s very first experience with LinkedIn. We’ve frequently used it as the primary...

Today, I am excited to announce the first release of Spyglass, an open-source Android library from LinkedIn. Spyglass is a flexible library that provides c...

At LinkedIn, a mid-tier service called feed-mixer serves feeds for all of our members across many distribution channels including our flagship iOS, Android...

High-performance applications form the backbone of the modern web. At LinkedIn, a number of internal high-throughput services cater to...

This blog post is the story of how 6 University of Waterloo "Winterns" managed to build the EatIn Suite - which consists of 3 web services, 2 web apps, and...

One of the many projects LinkedIn has contributed to open source is Project Voldemort, a distributed key-value storage system. I had...

Come by LinkedIn Headquarters on Wednesday, September 28 for a SVForum Software Architecture and Platform SIG tech talk "Best...