Engineering Blog

How do we keep the Teads Platform and its data secure on a global scale?

Combining ingestion-time partitioning and partition copy is a great way to achieve great performance for your models

Building a great interview process that gives great feedback about how well a candidate will fit your engineering team can be complex.

How switching to a push architecture allowed decoupling a highly scaled process from our fixed-sized Cassandra cluster

Will see what’s Apple presents about AdTech at the last WWDC, SKAdNetwork, Ads with SharePlay, Pasteboard access, Location attribution…

Gradle came out few years ago with Gradle 5.0, they brought a new way of writing Gradle scripts using Kotlin language.

A preview from the CTO Forum that will take place at VivaTech on June 17

A compilation of good practices and lessons learned in a production environment

A Slim CI is a lightweight version of a CI in which we only want to run and test what is relevant. Let’s see how to use one for dbt.

Behind The Scenes - Discover what the Format feature team does at Teads, and what our challenges and responsibilities are.

Understanding key Elasticsearch optimization features: the empirical way

Our journey building a large-scale A/B test analysis system

How we manage our BigQuery data warehouse and especially how we monitor slow queries, slots usage and table & field sizes

Sharing an estimation of EC2 instances’ carbon footprint, related to both manufacturing and using the servers

TL;DR we ended up tuning the ARP cache on our EC2 instances

Our first open source sponsorship, contributing to this major component of our API stack

Our contribution to the great Cruise Control Front End (CCFE) Open Source project

TL;DR We simulated several kinds of workloads and measured memory and CPU consumption on five bare metal instances.

Teads is passionate about contributing to the feminization of IT jobs. In 2019, we launched our first Engineering Camp, a two-day training…

A benchmark of available solutions