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How LinkedIn Adopted A GraphQL Architecture for Product Development

LinkedIn Engineering

In our previous blog post on GraphQL, we explained how LinkedIn uses GraphQL to expedite the process of onboarding new use-cases for external API partners. In this blog post, we will cover how the GraphQL layer is architected for use by our internal engineers to build member and customer facing applications. specifically for GraphQL.

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Data Engineering Weekly #142

Data Engineering Weekly

Editor’s Note: DewCon.ai Joe Reis, author of "The Fundamentals of Data Engineering," and Vinoth Chandar, creator of Apache Hudi and founder of OneHouse.ai. link] Sponsored: Great Data Debate–The State of Data Mesh Since 2019, the data mesh has woven itself into every blog post, event presentation, and webinar.

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Ocelot: Scaling observational causal inference at LinkedIn

LinkedIn Engineering

Co-authors:�� Kenneth Tay and Xiaofeng Wang At Linkedin, we constantly evaluate the value our products and services deliver, so that we can provide the best possible experiences for our members and customers. In this blog post, we share more details on how LinkedIn performs observational causal inference at scale using our Ocelot platform.

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PinCompute: A Kubernetes Backed General Purpose Compute Platform for Pinterest

Pinterest Engineering

2) Run-to-finish jobs: PinterestJobSet leverages Job s to provide users a mechanism to execute run-to-finish, framework-less parallel processings; PinterestTrainingJob leverages TFJob and PyTorchJob from the Kubeflow community for distributed training; PinterestCronJob leverages CronJob to execute scheduled jobs based on cron expressions. (3)