Guide

How to Build and Ship Real-Time Recommendation Systems Faster

An Engineering Guide and Blueprint for Recommendation System Design

Real-time recommendation systems are a critical driver of user engagement and revenue for digital products and services.

  • Netflix saves $1B+ annually from real-time recommendations.
  • Spotify doubles app engagement from personalized content recommendations.

But engineering teams can spend up to 24 months just building infrastructure that requires stitching together Kafka streams to feature stores, maintaining complex stream-processing pipelines, and managing low-latency APIs before they start seeing results.

Download the guide to get a technical blueprint for modern real-time recommendation system design so you can ship in weeks, not years.

What You’ll Learn

  • Guidance on real-time recommendation system design and why the intelligence infrastructure is so difficult to build and maintain
  • Core components of a real-time intelligence infrastructure, including data collection, data preparation, feature store, the decisioning layer, and the command and action delivery layer
  • How to accelerate recommendation system delivery and iteration without building all of the infrastructure in-house
  • A technical machine learning recommendations blueprint with industry-specific examples and use cases

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Whether you’re modernizing your customer data infrastructure or building AI-powered applications, Snowplow helps eliminate engineering complexity so you can focus on delivering smarter customer experiences.

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Building AI-powered applications? Spin it up. Inspect the architecture. Watch your first intervention fire — all in under 10 minutes. Snowplow helps eliminate engineering complexity so you can focus on delivering smarter customer experiences.

Get Started

Whether you’re modernizing your customer data infrastructure or building AI-powered applications, Snowplow helps eliminate engineering complexity so you can focus on delivering smarter customer experiences.