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Merryfield

Merryfield

Boston, MAwww.merryfield.com

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Brian Ploetz
Brian Ploetz

CTO at Merryfield

Mar 14, 2019

Needs advice

Being a very small engineering team, the thought running something like Kubernetes is frightening. Luckily, Amazon EC2 Container Service is a perfectly capable container scheduler that is very easy to work with, and the Terraform ECS providers are rock solid.

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Brian Ploetz
Brian Ploetz

CTO at Merryfield

Mar 14, 2019

Needs advice

Almost everything in the Merryfield architecture runs on Docker. From dev/prod parity, to seamless autoscaling of service containers, Docker solves lots of problems.

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Brian Ploetz
Brian Ploetz

CTO at Merryfield

Mar 14, 2019

Needs advice

Redis is the swiss army knife in our toolbox. Some of our microservices have internal job queues powered by Redis. Other microservices use Redis as a write aside cache. We also take advantage of things like HyperLogLog and Bloom Filters for high cardinality data problems. Redis does it all.

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Brian Ploetz
Brian Ploetz

CTO at Merryfield

Mar 14, 2019

Needs advice

We are huge PostgreSQL fans, and it is our default choice when it comes to persistence technologies. Gone are the days of needing to choose a document or K/V store for some use cases, and a relational store for others. PostgreSQL does it all!

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