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Shopify Inc.是加拿大的一家跨国电子商务公司,总部位于安大略省渥太华,Shopify也是该公司所有的电子商务平台的名称。Shopify为在线零售商提供一整套服务“包括支付、市场营销、运输和客户契合工具,以简化小型商户开设在线商店的过程”。

根据公司披露的文件,截止2019年6月,Shopify平台在大约175个国家或地区有超过一百万笔业务,2020日历年的商品总成交额1196亿美元,较2019年增长96%。

Test Budget: Time Constrained CI Feedback

At Shopify we run more than 170,000 tests in our core monolith. Naturally, we're constantly exploring ways to make this faster, and the Test Infrastructure team analyzed the feasibility of introducing a test budget: a fixed amount of time for tests to run. The goal is to speed up the continuous integration (CI) test running phase by accepting more risk. To achieve that goal we used prioritization to reorder the test execution plan in order to increase the probability of a fast failure. Our analysis provided insights into the effectiveness of executing prioritized tests under a time constraint. The single most important finding was that we were able to find failures after we had run only 70% of the test-selection suite.

Adding the V8 CPU Profiler to v8go

V8 is Google’s open source high-performance JavaScript and WebAssembly engine written in C++. v8go is a library written in Go and C++ allowing users to execute JavaScript from Go using V8 isolates. Using Cgo bindings allows us to run JavaScript in Go at native performance.

The v8go library, developed by Roger Chapman, aims to provide an idiomatic way for Go developers to interface with V8. As it turns out, this can be tricky. For the past few months, I’ve been contributing to v8go to expose functionality in V8. In particular, I’ve been adding support to expose the V8 CPU Profiler.

7 Tips For Optimizing Apache Flink Applications

We’ve spent a lot of time on performance tuning our Apache Flink application. We’ll walk you through key lessons for optimizing large stateful Apache Flink applications.

How We Fixed the Dependency Confusion Vulnerability in Over 600 Ruby Applications

How Shopify solved the dependency confusion vulnerability in over 600 Ruby applications and created tailored large-scale migration tooling to make it easier.

That Old Certificate Expired and Started an Outage. This is What Happened Next

In distributed systems, there’s plenty of occasions for things to go wrong. This is why resiliency and redundancy are important. But no matter the systems you put in place, no matter whether you did or didn’t touch your deployments, issues might arise. It makes it critical to acknowledge the near misses: the situations where something could have gone wrong and the situations where something did, but it could have been worse. When was the last time it happened to you? For us, at Shopify, it was on September 30th, 2021, when the expiration of Let’s Encrypt’s (old) root certificate almost led to a global outage of our platform.

Building Blocks of High Performance Hydrogen-powered Storefronts

The future of commerce is dynamic, contextual, and personalized. Hydrogen is a React-based framework for building custom and creative storefronts powered by Shopify’s platform and APIs.

Using Rich Image and Text Data to Categorize Products at Scale

We reevaluated our existing product categorization model to ensure we’re understanding what our merchants are selling, to build the best products that help power their sales.

Building a Real-time Buyer Signal Data Pipeline for Shopify Inbox

Shopify Data built a real-time buyer signal data pipeline to show relevant customer information to merchants while they’re chatting with their customers.

A World Rendered Beautifully: The Making of the BFCM 3D Data Visualization

2020 Black Friday Cyber Monday (BFCM) is over, and another BFCM Globe has shipped. We’re extremely proud of the globe, it focused on realism, performance, and the impact our merchants have on the world.

Scaling Shopify's BFCM Live Map: An Apache Flink Redesign

A deep dive into how Shopify Data revamped the data infrastructure powering our BFCM live map using Apache Flink.

A Pods Architecture To Allow Shopify To Scale

In 2015, it was no longer possible to continue buying a larger database server for Shopify. We finally had no choice but to shard the database, which allowed us to horizontally scale our databases and continue our growth. However, what we gained in performance and scalability we lost in resilience.

How Shopify Dynamically Routes Storefront Traffic

In 2019 we set out to rewrite the Shopify storefront implementation. Our goal was to make it faster. We talked about the strategies we used to achieve that goal in a previous post about optimizing server-side rendering and implementing efficient caching. To build on that post, I’ll go into detail on how the Storefront Renderer team tweaked our load balancers to shift traffic between the legacy storefront and the new storefront.

Upgrading MySQL at Shopify

Learn how the Database Platform team performed the most recent MySQL upgrade at Shopify and how this changed our upgrade guidelines moving forward.

Remote Rendering: Shopify’s Take on Extensible UI

A deep dive into the latest generation of technology that allows developers to extend Shopify’s UI.

Building an App Clip with React Native

Being the first to build an App Clip in React Native that was going to be surfaced to millions of Shopify's Shop app users each day proved to be a challenging task.

The Vitality of Core Web Vitals

A deep dive into each metric of Google Core Web Vitals.

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