Netty at Twitter with Finagle
Finagle is our fault tolerant, protocol-agnostic RPC framework built atop Netty. Twitter’s core services are built on Finagle, from backends serving user profile information, Tweets, and timelines to front end API endpoints handling HTTP requests. Part of scaling Twitter was the shift from a monolithic Ruby on Rails application to a service-oriented architecture. In order to build out this new arc
Netty 4 at Twitter: Reduced GC Overhead
At Twitter, Netty (@netty_project) is used in core places requiring networking functionality. For example: Finagle is our protocol agnostic RPC system whose transport layer is built on top of Netty, and it is used to implement most services internally like Search TFE (Twitter Front End) is our proprietary spoon-feeding reverse proxy which serves most of public-facing HTTP and SPDY traffic using Ne
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