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Moving beyond Request-Reply: How Smart APIs Are Different
Bernd Ruecker talks about real-life experiences around typical architecture patterns and why people have to carefully think about boundaries and responsibilities of their components.
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More Devs, No Problems: Enabling Self-Service Access to Kubernetes
Fabio Yeon discusses how Tanzu Mission Control helps with security and management of Kubernetes clusters.
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Privacy Architecture for Data-Driven Innovation
Nishant Bhajaria discusses how to set up a privacy program and shares tips on how to influence engineering and other teams to own their data and its usage so that privacy is a shared goal.
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Real-Time Data Streaming with Azure Stream Analytics
Alexander Slotte introduces Azure Stream Analytics, its ecosystem, and real world examples streaming Twitter feeds as well as sensor data from Raspberry Pi.
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What Does It Mean to Be a Data Scientist? Definitions and Lessons Learned from the Trenches
Brian Korzynski discusses what Data Science and Big Data are, focusing on the data preparation that needs to take place, and making a distinction between ML issues and programming.
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Big Data Legal Issues. GDPR and Contracts
Anton Tarasiuk discusses the legal issues that can be encountered when dealing with Big Data, GDPR and contracts.
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Understanding CPU Microarchitecture to Increase Performance
Alex Blewitt presents the microarchitecture of modern CPUs.
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"This Website is Not Secured," You Had One Job: Configuring the Edge Proxy!
Damien Duportal defines what an edge router, a reverse proxy and a load-balancer are, then discusses Traefik and how they made Traefik distributed, scalable and fault tolerant.
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Programming the Cloud: Empowering Developers to Do Infrastructure
Luke Hoban looks at some of the leading solutions across various different domains, to highlight areas where developers are starting to take ownership of cloud infrastructure more directly.
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Fault Tolerance at Speed
Todd Montgomery discusses the techniques and lessons learned from implementing Aeron Cluster. His focus is on how Raft can be implemented on Aeron.
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Bits and Pieces
Kenneth McAlpine explores how the combination of hardware and performative coding shaped the sound of early video game music, and how it changed the way that composers conceived of and used music.
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Mind Your State for Your State of Mind
Pat Helland provides a partial taxonomy of diverse storage solutions available over a distributed cluster.
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