Just out of curiosity: Which languages are they using at Google and what for?
Alex Martelli
aleax at mac.com
Mon Jun 19 11:18:13 EDT 2006
bruno at modulix <onurb at xiludom.gro> wrote:
...
> * Packaging. Google has an internal packaging format like RPM.
> These packages are created using python.
> * Binary Data Pusher. This is the area where Alex Martelli is
> working, on optimizing pushing bits between thousands of servers
> * Production servers. All monitoring, restarting and data
> collection functionality is done with python
Yep, Greg did say that at SDForum, but in fact I'm working on a much
wider range of problems than just the datapush -- I lead Production
Systems, which includes parts of all of the above and yet more stuff
(account management, network verification, etc etc) -- done mostly in
Python, but with substantial helpers in C++ as well (not so much for CPU
efficiency reasons, as for keeping memory use under strict control when
necessary, the area where C/C++ really shines;-).
Alex
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