MySQL for Messaging - @Scale 2014 - Data
Harrison Fisk, Data Performance Engineer at Facebook The original Facebook messaging system was designed and built as an email/message/sms hybrid system. As Facebook evolved to be a mobile-first company, the mobile-to-mobile message use case came to dominate this system. To improve that experience, Facebook has created a new architecture which uses MySQL on flash as a queueing system.
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