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TwitchCompany

Live-streaming platform, owned by Amazon.

4 things

PostgreSQLSoftware

loved

We do this because we have found PostgreSQL to be a performant and reliable SQL ACID relational database.

Twitch on relying on PostgreSQL for OLTP workloads

blog.twitch.tv ↗·2016-10-11Wrong?

GoSoftware Google

liked

This was an excellent opportunity to try Go, and after an initial proof of concept, the team replaced the Pubsub server with a new Go implementation.

Twitch on trying Go for its first microservice, the Pubsub server

blog.twitch.tv ↗·2022-03-30Wrong?

Amazon DynamoDBService

uses

Successfully-created subscriptions will contain callback information which instructs EventSub on where to send notification payloads; this information, along with other metadata, is stored in Amazon DynamoDB.

Twitch on storing EventSub subscription data in DynamoDB

blog.twitch.tv ↗·2023-09-28Wrong?

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