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Living on the Edge: Running Code and Serving Data with Edge Services
Erica Pisani discusses what the edge is, how running code and serving data on the edge can improve the performance of services, and how to leverage these tools to maximize performance.
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Tales of Kafka @Cloudflare: Lessons Learnt on the Way to 1 Trillion Messages
Andrea Medda and Matt Boyle discuss Kafka on the way to one trillion messages, and the internal tools used to ease adoption as well as improve resiliency.
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Effective and Efficient Observability with OpenTelemetry
Daniel Gomez Blanco shares his experience leading a large-scale observability initiative at Skyscanner, based on the adoption of OpenTelemetry across hundreds of services.
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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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Adventures in Performance: Efficiency Analysis of Large-scale Compute
Thomas Dullien discusses how language design choices impact performance, how Google's monorepo culture and Amazon's two-pizza-team culture impact code efficiency, why statistical variance is an enemy.
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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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Ubiquitous Caching: a Journey of Building Efficient Distributed and In-Process Caches at Twitter
Juncheng Yang discusses three trends in hardware, workload, and cache usage that shape the design of modern caches.
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Airbnb at Scale: From Monolith to Microservices
Selina Liu discusses what it takes to decompose a large and complex monolith into independent, performant services, and how Airbnb continues to evolve and scale the new architecture.
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Chaos Engineering Observability with Visual Metaphors
Yury Niño Roa introduces a new actor: visual metaphors, discussing visualisation and how to use colours, textures, and shapes to create mental models for observability and chaos engineering.
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Data Versioning at Scale: Chaos and Chaos Management
Einat Orr discusses several technologies that version large data sets, the use cases they support and the technology developed to best support those use cases.
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Java Flight Recorder as an Observability Tool
Ben Evans explains recent developments with JFR, and discusses how tooling based on JFR fits into the growing field known as Observability and some of the ongoing F/OSS work in this space.
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Observability is Also Programmed
Yury Niño Roa discusses a new methodology to adopt [OaC] in companies according to their size, talking about the current observability landscape and how companies can adopt this as a practice.