Managing setTimeouts and setInterval in a distributed environment

I am building a turnbased game on nodejs using socket.io and redis as the datastore. I am planning on hosting the game on AWS opsworks with the ability to scale by adding more nodes.

Managing setTimeouts and setInterval in a distributed environment

I am building a turnbased game on nodejs using socket.io and redis as the datastore. I am planning on hosting the game on AWS opsworks with the ability to scale by adding more nodes.

Managing setTimeouts and setInterval in a distributed environment

I am building a turnbased game on nodejs using socket.io and redis as the datastore. I am planning on hosting the game on AWS opsworks with the ability to scale by adding more nodes.

Managing setTimeouts and setInterval in a distributed environment

I am building a turnbased game on nodejs using socket.io and redis as the datastore. I am planning on hosting the game on AWS opsworks with the ability to scale by adding more nodes.

Persistent storage for Apache Mesos

Recently I’ve discovered such a thing as a Apache Mesos.

Persistent storage for Apache Mesos

Recently I’ve discovered such a thing as a Apache Mesos.

Persistent storage for Apache Mesos

Recently I’ve discovered such a thing as a Apache Mesos.

Persistent storage for Apache Mesos

Recently I’ve discovered such a thing as a Apache Mesos.

Persistent storage for Apache Mesos

Recently I’ve discovered such a thing as a Apache Mesos.

How does Elastic Search approach the problem of distributed membership and consensus?

I already understand that Elastic Search is supposed to be deployed in a distributed topology, in that you can have multiple nodes for a cluster of ES instances.