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Understanding Platforms: What They Are, Why They Work, When to Use Them, How to Build Them
Hazel Weakly discusses platforms and platform engineering, and what it means to learn, and how collective thought scales across a team, an organization and an industry.
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Million Dollar Lines of Code: an Engineering Perspective on Cloud Cost Optimization
Erik Peterson discusses the right timing and approach for engineering cost optimization and how to use cost efficiency metrics as powerful constraints that drive innovation, and engineer profit.
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Sigstore: Secure and Scalable Infrastructure for Signing and Verifying Software
Billy Lynch and Zack Newman discuss the architecture and internals of Sigstore and keyless signing, along with the security considerations that drove the design.
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Building Sub-Second Latency Video Infrastructure at Cloudflare
Renan Dincer provides insight on how Cloudflare has deployed a sub-second latency live streaming system at scale, focusing on protocols used: HLS, DASH, RTMPS, SRT and WebRTC.
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Beyond Micro Frontends: Effective Composable Decoupled Applications on Cloud Native Infrastructure
Natalia Venditto discusses supporting infrastructure and how cloud-native and the Web Platform APIs are paving the way to push the boundaries of what was once known as the Jamstack and micro-frontends
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AWS Lambda Under the Hood
Mike Danilov covers how Lambda is built and how they had to modify the architecture to support 10GiB payloads.
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Mastering the Art of Platform Engineering: Perspectives from Industry Practitioners
The panelists discuss the human and technical dimensions of platform engineering, sharing insights into establishing, implementing, and sustaining successful platform engineering programs.
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How DoorDash Ensures Velocity and Reliability through Policy Automation
Lin Du discusses the details of their approach at DoorDash; how they enabled their engineers to self-serve infrastructure through policy automation while ensuring both reliability and high velocity.
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Getting Developers into F1 Driver Seats with Security?
Henry Tze discusses a platform to develop on, automation, a perimeter to safeguard the best assets, and a user-centric container foundation.2
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LSEG Cloud Lessons Learned: after Nearly a Decade of Being Cloud-First, What Have We Learned?
Oli Bage shares LSEG’s organizational, economic and technical tips about the journey to cloud. He talks about the CDMC standard, and where analytics might head in the future.
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Perils, Pitfalls and Pratfalls of Platform Engineering
Charity Majors discusses how platform engineering teams are different from other engineering teams, and presents some of the ways they run into traps and other troubles.
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Developing above the Cloud
Paul Biggar talks about Darklang, a language designed to run on the cloud. By combining many things below the programming language abstraction layer, it resulted in less complexity for the developer.