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CloudflareCompany

Internet infrastructure company providing CDN, security and developer platform services.

6 things

ClickHouseSoftware

loved

ClickHouse core developers provide great help on solving issues, merging and maintaining our PRs into ClickHouse.

Why Cloudflare rebuilt its HTTP analytics pipeline on ClickHouse

blog.cloudflare.com ↗·2018-03-06Wrong?

TokioSoftware

liked

The Tokio async runtime turned out to be a great fit for our needs.

Cloudflare on the async runtime under Pingora

blog.cloudflare.com ↗·2022-09-14Wrong?

RustSoftware

recommended

We chose Rust as the language of the project because it can do what C can do in a memory safe way without compromising performance.

Why Cloudflare built Pingora in Rust

blog.cloudflare.com ↗·2022-09-14Wrong?

NginxSoftware

mixed

As Cloudflare has scaled we’ve outgrown NGINX. It was great for many years, but over time its limitations at our scale meant building something new made sense.

Cloudflare on outgrowing NGINX and replacing it with Pingora

blog.cloudflare.com ↗·2022-09-14Wrong?

Apache FlinkSoftware

mixed

However, these pipelines had been at a much lower rate than the 6M requests per second we needed to process for HTTP Analytics, and we struggled to get Flink to scale to this volume - it just couldn't keep up with ingestion rate per partition on all 6M HTTP requests per second.

Cloudflare on why Flink did not scale for HTTP analytics

blog.cloudflare.com ↗·2018-03-06Wrong?

CitusSoftware

disliked

Citus main SPOF - Citus main was the entrypoint to all Zone Analytics API queries and if it went down, all our customers' Analytics API queries would return errors.

Cloudflare on the limits of its old Postgres + Citus analytics pipeline

blog.cloudflare.com ↗·2018-03-06Wrong?

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