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InfoQ Homepage Presentations HTTP Performance Is a Solved Problem

HTTP Performance Is a Solved Problem

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Summary

Poul-Henning Kamp details some of the current HTTP performance issues that wait to be solved in the future.

Bio

Poul-Henning Kamp is the creator of Varnish HTTP accelerator and main committer of FreeBSD project. He is well-known for his views on open source software, the beerware license, and his contributions to the FreeBSD operating system and the Varnish cache.

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RAMP: A sold-out conference on how to scale backend systems at startups and fast growing companies designed for everyone who wanted to create MVPs that scale beyond expectations. It featured a great lineup of stories and presenters including Jeremy Edberg from Netflix (previously lead architect at Reddit), Rajiv Eranki (formerly lead server architect at Dropbox), and Theo Schlossnagle (OmnIT).

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RAMP: A sold-out conference on how to scale backend systems at startups and fast growing companies designed for everyone who wanted to create MVPs that scale beyond expectations. It featured a great lineup of stories and presenters including Jeremy Edberg from Netflix (previously lead architect at Reddit), Rajiv Eranki (formerly lead server architect at Dropbox), and Theo Schlossnagle (OmnIT).

Aug 27, 2013

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