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Zocdoc: From Monolith, to Less Than 100 ms with Amazon ECS and Kinesis

In this episode of This is My Architecture, Zhen from ZocDoc talks us through how they rebuilt parts of their monolith on Amazon ECS: with the goal of each response being less than 100 miliseconds. We’ll cover why they chose to rewrite, why they picked such an ambitious request time, and...
Zocdoc: From Monolith, to Less Than 100 ms with Amazon ECS and Kinesis
Zocdoc: From Monolith, to Less Than 100 ms with Amazon ECS and Kinesis
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