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Rethinking Reliability: What You Can (and Can't) Learn from Incidents
Courtney Nash discusses research collected from the VOID, challenging standard industry practices for incident response and analysis, like tracking MMTR and using RCA methodology.
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Sprinkling eBPF onto Your Observability
Frederic Branczyk discusses the eBPF's capabilities. Beyond that, Branczyk will demonstrate the real-world use of eBPF in next-generation Observability tooling.
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Cloud Provider Sustainability, Current Status and Future Directions
Adrian Cockcroft explains what is available now in terms of green energy, and public roadmap statements and commitments that have been made by AWS, Azure and GCP.
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Infrastructure as Code: Past, Present, Future
Joe Duffy discusses the challenges (and solutions) met while running IaC and how that shapes the future of IaC.
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The Endgame of SRE
Amy Tobey discusses sociotechnical thinking, exploring ways SREs can impact reliability at scale.
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Azure Cosmos DB: Low Latency and High Availability at Planet Scale
Mei-Chin Tsai and Vinod Sridharan discuss the internal architecture of Azure Cosmos DB and how it achieves high availability, low latency, and scalability.
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Tesla's Virtual Power Plant
The speakers explore the architecture of the Tesla Energy Platform including the use of asset hierarchies, functional programming techniques, trade-offs in edge vs. cloud computing.
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Beyond Default Settings: Evaluating the Security of Kubernetes and Cloud Native Environments
The panelists discuss default configurations, authentication, and access control mechanisms in the context of what Kubernetes brings to the table in terms of security.
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Dark Side of DevOps
Mykyta Protsenko discusses the trade-offs that companies face during the process of shifting left, how to ease cognitive load for the developers, and how to keep up with the evolving practices.
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Amazon DynamoDB: Evolution of a Hyperscale Cloud Database Service
Akshat Vig presents Amazon’s experience operating DynamoDB at scale and how the architecture continues to evolve to meet the ever-increasing demands of customer workloads.
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DevSusOps - Bringing Sustainability Concerns to Development and Operations
Adrian Cockcroft defines terminology and introduces the mental models needed to make sense of sustainability as a non-functional requirement for developing and operating systems.
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On beyond Serverless: CALM Lessons and a New Stack for Programming the Cloud
Joe Hellerstein shares lessons from research on how we can deliver stateful, communicating, autoscaling cloud software, describing ongoing work in the Hydro Project at Berkeley on programmable cloud.