Php day 2011 - Zing me configuration system arch
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The document summarizes the configuration system architecture at Zing Me. 1. The system was designed to manage configurations across their 700+ servers running over 100 services like ZiDB, Memcached, MySQL and Cassandra. 2. It uses a central ServicesMap module written in C++ to store and synchronize configurations across modules and applications written in different languages like C++, Java and PHP. 3. The ServicesMap provides high performance of over 180K reads per second and agents monitor configurations to detect changes and update applications in real-time using shared memory segments.
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