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More More More! Why the Most Resilient Companies Want More Incidents
John Egan discusses how companies of any scale can improve their understandability by lowering their barriers to incident reporting and simplifying their processes for documenting postmortems.
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Co-Designing Raft + Thread-per-Core Execution Model for the Kafka-API
Alex Gallego discusses the lessons learned building a new storage engine from scratch with no virtual memory, no page cache, with purpose-built read-ahead and write-behind strategies.
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Piranha: Reducing Feature Flag Debt @Uber
Murali Krishna Ramanathan describes the experiences building and deploying Piranha, an automated code refactoring tool to delete code corresponding to stale feature flags.
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Data Mesh: an Architectural Deep Dive
Zhamak Dehghani introduces the architecture of new Data Mesh concepts such as data products, as well as the planes of the data platform in support of computational governance and distribution.
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From Batch to Streams: Building Value from Data In-Motion
Ricardo Ferreira discusses the risks of designing siloed-based systems and how streaming data architectures can become a solution to address competitiveness.
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Architecting Software for Leverage
Lucas Cavalcanti explains the architecture decisions taken throughout the lifecycle of Nubank, from the very beginning until the current days.
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DevSecOps: Not the Tools, the Other Bits
Mario Platt presents how to improve and integrate governance, team practices and maturity development in how the output of tools are integrated.
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The Human Side of Airbnb’s Microservice Architecture
Jessica Tai discusses lessons learned by Airbnb from its migration to microservices, covering cross-team collaboration strategies, designing observability access control and planning for unified APIs.
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Panel: What Have We Learned over the Last Decade of Microservices?
Chris Richardson, James Lewis, and Katie Gamanji discuss what the industry has learned over the last decade building and delivering Microservices architectures.
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Complex Systems: Microservices and Humans
Katharina Probst discusses some of the best practices to build, evolve, and operate microservices, learnings from containers, service meshes, DevOps, Chaos & load testing, and planning for growth.
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Panel: Event Driven Architectures of Scale
Wes Reisz, Matthew Clark, Gwen Shapira, and Ian Thomas discuss the evolution of event-driven architectures over the decades, the advantages that EDA offers, and thoughts for the future.
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Minimizing Design Time Coupling in a Microservice Architecture
Chris Richardson discusses design-time coupling in a microservice architecture and why it's essential to minimize it, describing how to design service APIs to reduce coupling.