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Alex Xandra Albert Sim
September 29, 2018
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Handling Scale with Reactive Programming Alex Xandra Albert Sim
Disclaimer Presentations are intended for educational purposes only and not
to replace independent professional judgment. The views and opinions expressed in this presentation do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of blibli.com. Audience discretion is advised.
Who am I? • Alex Xandra Albert Sim • Principal
Research and Development Engineer at blibli.com •
[email protected]
• bertzzie(.sim)
Reactive Manifesto
Reactive Manifesto A good reactive systems are: • Responsive •
Resilient • Elastic • Message Driven
Reactive Manifesto A good reactive systems are: • Responsive •
Resilient • Elastic • Message Driven
Reactive Manifesto A good reactive systems are: • Responsive •
Resilient • Elastic • Message Driven
Reactive Manifesto A good reactive systems are: • Responsive •
Resilient • Elastic • Message Driven
Reactive Manifesto A good reactive systems are: • Responsive •
Resilient • Elastic • Message Driven
ACHIEVING RESPONSIVENESS
The Classic Web Architecture
The Classic Web Architecture
The Normal Flow Users Internet Web app (tomcat, netty, php,
etc) Application process
What’s in “application process”?
Classical Code Sample
Classical Code Sample
Potensi Bottleneck
Little’s Law ! = # × % L : Jumlah
koneksi ke database λ : Load dari request W : Waktu respons database
Little’s Law (Contoh) Untuk kasus di mana: • Terdapat 500
request / detik • Database memberikan response dalam 30ms • Jumlah koneksi db yang diperlukan adalah 15 L = λ x W L = 500 rps x 0.03s L = 15
Alur Kehancuran Sistem (1)
Solusi? • Naikkan jumlah pool / queue? • NO, karena
hanya membantu di average case • Kenapa? • DB down 1 menit, 500 rps tetap masuk
Solusi 1
Solusi 2
Solusi Queue • Membuat sistem konsisten. • Misal: 3 queue
berarti sistem akan memberikan respon max 120ms • Average menurun, tapi lebih stabil • Belum hitung cache! • + cache rate 50%, average bisa < 50ms
Queue dan Timeout • Timeout == batas sistem dianggap gagal
• Request tidak selalu terdistribusi rapi • Average tidak sepenting Max Response Time
ON PARALLELISM
Sequential Execution Start a b c Result Latency
Parallel Execution Latency Start a b c Result
Composable Future
Keterbatasan Parallelisme
Keterbatasan Parallelisme
What we miss L • Resilience: Compartmentalization • Resilience: Circuit
Breaker • Resilience: Supervision pattern • Message passing • Actor system • BASE Pattern
Maybe next time!
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