SREcon19 Europe/Middle East/Africa - What Happens When You Type en.wikipedia.org?

What Happens When You Type en.wikipedia.org? Effie Mouzeli and Alexandros Kosiaris, Wikimedia Foundation What happens when you type en.wikipedia.org? One of the most popular interview questions we have been asked quite a few times. But what about what happens on the server side? What happens on our end? At Wikimedia, we run the world’s favourite encyclopædia and one of the top 5 websites of the Internet! In our talk, we will describe the architecture of Wikipedia, how routers, load balancers, caching, a bit more caching, message queues, databases, microservices, and containers are pieced together to serve you, and how open source plays a master role in it. Furthermore, we will briefly talk about our transition from a monolith, to service-oriented architecture and microservices, to migrating them to Kubernetes. Wikipedia is a very good example of a complex system; joining this talk will help you demystify one in an understandable way. View the full SREcon19 Europe/Middle East/Africa Program at https://www.usenix.org/conference/srecon19emea/program Sign up to find out more about SREcon at https://srecon.usenix.org

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