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Wednesday, 20 April 2011
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wooga’s architecture: Facebook Games on MySQL and Redis

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Tim Lossen’s presentation about the evolution of wooga’s architecture (Facebook games) from using sharded MySQL to a polyglot persistence solution based on master/slave Redis and master/slave MySQL, with pluses and minuses:

Original title and link: wooga’s architecture: Facebook Games on MySQL and Redis (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)