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At Comcast we are working on the future of television. Change and innovation are happening more rapidly than ever thanks to the cloud based X1 platform which is gradually replacing the legacy set top box installation base. The transition requires us to find innovative solutions to tough design problems around availability and scale. This webinar will present a detailed look at the X1 DVR service as a case study of how CMB and Cassandra can be part of a solution to these problems. A brief high-level overview of the X1 platform will also be provided for context. Join the webinar, and you’ll learn: - High-level overview of the new X1 platform - How Cassandra provides availability and scale for large distributed architectures across data center - X1 DVR as a use case of CMB and Cassandra at Comcast
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Building Blocks for the Future of Television
DataStax Webinar 5/6/2014Boris Wolf
Driving Innovation at CSV
Evangelize
InfrastructureCross Platform
Services
ExpandTV Platform / X1
ExtendHome Platform
Demonstrate
Syndicateto other platforms
Experiment
An entirely new cloud-based, personalized, and interactive TV experience.
X1 Platform Overview
Delivering anengaging, interactive, and immersive sports viewing experience.
X1 Sports App
Some Examples of C* Usage in X1
• DVR (recording history etc.)• Personalization• Preferences• CMB (message bus)
CMB – Cloud Message Bus
• CMB = CQS + CNS• An Open Source General Purpose High Throughput
Distributed Message Bus Infrastructure for the Cloud• Queuing and Notification Services• API compatible with AWS SQS/SNS• Built on C* and Redis
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CMB – Cloud Message Bus
• CMB = CQS + CNS• An Open Source General Purpose High Throughput
Distributed Message Bus Infrastructure for the Cloud• Queuing and Notification Services• API compatible with AWS SQS/SNS• Built on C* and Redis
CMB – Tradeoffs
• Guaranteed delivery (even if recipients loose messages!)
• Best effort ordering• Duplicates are possible on occasion
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SQS / SNS API CompatibilityAmazonSQSClient sqs = new AmazonSQSClient(new BasicAWSCredentials("Z2DV…", "bH2U…."));
sqs.setEndpoint("http://localhost:6059"); // create queue String queueUrl = sqs.createQueue(new CreateQueueRequest("myqueue")).getQueueUrl(); // send message sqs.sendMessage(new SendMessageRequest(queueUrl, "my message")); // receive messages List<Message> messages = sqs.receiveMessage(new ReceiveMessageRequest(queueUrl)).getMessages(); for (Message m : messages) {
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CMB Web UI
• We actually do: As fail-over option, for proto-typing, …
• CMB as Open Source alternative to avoid vendor lock-in
Why not just use AWS SQS/SNS?
CMB – Cloud Message Bus
• CMB = CQS + CNS• An Open Source General Purpose High Throughput
Distributed Message Bus Infrastructure for the Cloud• Queuing and Notification Services• API compatible with AWS SQS/SNS• Built on C* and Redis
CQS Implementation - C* and RedisCMB API Nodes• Embedded Jetty implementing SQS and SNS APIsCassandra• Cross-DC persistence and replication• Proven horizontal scalabilityRedis• Avoid duplicates• Help with best effort ordering• Handle Visibility Timeout (VTO)
Case Study X1 DVR
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Deployment details:• 2 DC Deployment, 8-Node C* Ring in each (local
quorum reads and writes)• 10 Redis Shards (each DC)• 12 CMB Nodes (each DC)
Case Study X1 DVR
SQS APIs Params
SendMessage() MessageBody=…
ReceiveMessage() MaxNumberOfMessages=10VisibilityTimeout=4WaitTimeSeconds=20
DeleteMessage() ReceiptHandle=1383970619866:0:ed006cabb22dcc80e44f1967ac259f3b_0_65:2902396753389907544:-7877921303127914669
Case Study X1 DVR
Case Study X1 DVR
• Follow SQS/SNS APIs as they evolve (Dead Letter Queue, Mobile Push)
• C* 2.0 features, CQL3, binary protocol drivers • Make operations / scaling / capacity planning
easier• Offer CMB as a Service
Opportunities for Improvement
Thank You!
http://github.com/Comcast/cmb
http://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cmb-user-forum