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Yalla Balaji's avatar

Thanks for such a great content. Awesome 🔥🙌

Alex Joseph's avatar

Some good content, but felt like too much AI Slopness in this article. Feel like the quality of the Newsletter is going down.

Funny to see even the comments seem from Bots/AI

Maya Butalid's avatar

The technical details behind Reddit’s migration are really interesting. It shows how much planning is needed when changing an important part of a large platform. https://www.mayabutalid.com/

Enoch Klu's avatar

Nice breakdown of the migration flows. I find the approach of "sister data" interesting and quite clever given the enormity of comment data processed by Reddit everyday.

I learned something new today. Thank you.

Oleg Kuralenko's avatar

Any insight into the new hardware footprint compared to the previous version?

Suresh's avatar

Awesome! The content is nicely articulated and covers all the key takeaways from the migration process.

The Reddit Engineering Team has clearly established a well-defined migration process, demonstrating their dedication and discipline. They have identified challenges at various stages and made improvements to their approaches from time to time. Their migration flow and experience provide excellent insights.

Al Dean's avatar

Love this Reddit platform migration overview of 1 model (Comments).

It conveys so many relatable challenges and insights Engineering Teams (and System Integrators) frequently uncover incrementally, triage then adapt to each challenge (opportunity) in a solution delivery.