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The story of Vitess (Interview)

Apr 12, 2022

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Is There a Balance Between Givers and Takers in Open Source?

01:34

Vatest

01:52

Connection Pooling Provides Scalability

02:22

Introduction

3min

Scaling My Sequel Data Base

5min

Horizontal Scaling - What Is It?

2min

Vatest

2min

Connection Pooling Provides Scalability

2min

The Scalability of Wittess on a Scalable Data Base

6min

Weed Application - The Amazing Thing About It

2min

The Last Famous Person Behind the Scenes of Wites

3min

Fire Hydrant - The Reliability Platform for Every Developer

4min

10.

How I Met Planet Scale and Got a Job Offer

4min

11.

Open Source

3min

12.

Twitter, Facebook, Twitter

3min

13.

Is Vetes a Premature Optimization?

2min

14.

How to Horizontal Scale My Sequel?

2min

15.

Planet Scale Is the Beginning, Right?

5min

16.

What Does the Journey of Adopting Witus Look Like for a Developer?

2min

17.

How Many People Contribute Back to Scale?

3min

18.

The World of Enterprise Ready Features

2min

19.

Code Insights Night Con Track What Really Matters to You and Your Team

3min

20.

Is There a Club?

5min

21.

Is There a Balance Between Givers and Takers in Open Source?

2min

22.

How Do You Separate Yourself From Your Contributions?

5min

23.

Is There a Foundato in C and C F?

2min

24.

The Graduation Stage for a C and C F Project

3min

25.

WITTES Back Up Restore - What Is It?

4min

26.

Querry Planning - The New Querry Planner Is G A

5min

27.

Wites - Self Healing, Auto Pilot, Useability

2min

28.

Is There a Release Schedule?

3min

29.

How to Build Your Own Service in the Cloud? - Y Wy, Run Away Yourself

4min

This week we’re joined by Deepthi Sigireddi, Vitess Maintainer and engineer at PlanetScale — of course we’re talking about all things Vitess. We talk about its origin inside YouTube, how Vitess handles sharding, Deepthi’s journey to Vitess maintainer, when you should begin using it, and how it fits into cloud native infra.

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