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Doc Norton explores how things like disease, politics, and even moods travel through social networks, discussing the impact people have on others.
Cascading failures are failures that involve some kind of feedback mechanism. In distributed software systems they generally involve a feedback loop where some event causes either a reduction in capacity, an increase in latency, or a spike of errors. Laura Nolan explores them using public accounts of real production incidents.
Andreas Bühlmeier discusses the foundation of Reinforced Learning and demonstrates how it is implemented. Also, he shows how to track and understand a system’s learning progress.
The panelists explore emerging ethical issues related to software engineering, as well as how they can potentially be addressed. The panelists represent diverse set of perspectives - from professional society to industry to academics.
Carl Chesser covers how Cerner evolved their service workloads and applied gameday exercises to improve their resiliency. He focusses on how they transitioned their Java services from traditional enterprise application servers to a container deployment on Kubernetes using Spinnaker.
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