Thin Server Architecture
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This is my presentation from code|works in NYC 2009 on Thin Server Architecture. The funny animal slides were "sleeper checks" as this was the morning session.
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Thin Server Architecture
- 1. Extreme Scale: Thin Server Architecture Mitch Pirtle codeworks new york city 2009
- 2. Wha? As website interactivity demands put a bigger strain on your beautiful code, faster internet connections and more website visitors don't make it any easier. There is a way to dramatically drop the overhead of rendering a page, by asking the browser to do all the work. Learn how to scale your applications to absurd extremes with this simple, ingenious concept.
- 4. How it all started
- 5. Internet Web server Data server Data Center
- 6. Hey, this thing is taking off
- 7. Internet Web server Data server Data Center
- 8. Ok, we can handle that
- 9. Internet Web server Data server Data Center
- 10. See the pattern?
- 11. Problems with this approach Ties computation with display Significantly increases load Significantly reduces opportunity to cache IT DOESN’T SCALE
- 12. But wait, there’s more Most developers suck at design Most designers suck at code We just mixed a huge load of markup and code together in a big, amorphous glop
- 13. There’s got to be a better way.
- 18. Wha? Keeps display and logic separate Pulls unique information separately Cache is simpler to implement Cache reused objects separately from dynamic
- 21. What it looks like
- 22. TSA to PHP developers M M V V C C PHP PHP Browser
- 23. Problems solved Seperates display from computational work Simplifies cache implementation Lowers network latency, bandwidth usage Users perceive fast, snappy response Opens the door to rich internet applications (RIA)
- 29. TSA is platform agnostic CODE: You can use Perl, Ruby, Python, PHP, etc. CLIENT: You can use Dojo, jQuery, MooTools, etc. DATA: The simpler the better...(next slide, Mitch)
- 30. Why develop in an object language, just to stuff mismatched chunks of your objects in a non- object data store?
- 31. MongoDB Document store with speed, scale of key/value and creature comforts of relational systems
- 32. What MongoDB can do Simplifies development Stores in binary JSON objects Return data directly to browser in JSON Store data, binary objects, whatevah!
- 36. Time for my favorite game Stump the Nerd™
- 37. Great resources
- 38. Thin Server Architecture http://www.thinserverarchitecture.com/ http://www.slideshare.net/rajivmordani/practical-thin- server-architecture-with-dojo-peter-svensson- presentation
- 39. Rich Internet Applications http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_Internet_application
- 41. Photo credits Bulldog Frances (stock photo by jaimo) Cat (stock photo by klsa12) Sleepy zoo lioness (stock photo by Meeshoo)