InfoQ Homepage Presentations
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Performance and How to Measure It
Matt Warren takes a look at how to measure, what to measure and how get the best performance from .NET code, considering examples from the Roslyn codebase and StackOverflow (the product).
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Category Theory for the Working Hacker
Philip Wadler on why category theory is relevant for developers, discussing the principle of Propositions as Types connecting propositions and proofs in logic, and types and programs in computing.
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Business Process Orchestration & APIs
Saul Caganoff discusses the different use cases for API consumption and the technical affordances API designers can provide to support those use cases.
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Agile Organization - Creating the Climate for Innovation
Malgorzata Kusyk discusses the culture needed to embrace change and the skills and competences required from today’s project leaders to remain relevant in a continually changing world.
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Is Mesos DC/OS a Better Way to Run Docker on AWS?
Chien Huey evaluates Marathon running on DC/OS as a replacement for Elastic Beanstalk and/or ECS in terms of functionality, ease of use as well as cost.
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Offense at Scale
Chris Rohlf talks about how we look at offense in a world of large containerized deployments and ephemeral environments, explaining why the traditional model is no longer relevant.
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Implementing Infrastructure as Code
Kief Morris discusses building and maintaining a testing and hosting infrastructure for microservices, explaining the creation of a cloud-based infrastructure with Packer, Terraform, and Ansible.
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DevOps'n the Operating System
John Willis takes a look at the history of how Devops principles and operating systems have converged, and demos how containers, unikernels and Devops can work in the future.
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Containers Change Everything
Anne Currie talks about the architectural impact of containers, and what modern container schedulers mean for resilience, redundancy and server density.
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Effortless Eventual Consistency with Weave Mesh
Peter Bourgon and Matthias Radestock explain the theory behind Weave Mesh, some of the important key features, and demonstrate some exciting use cases, like distributed caching and state replication.
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Future of Container-Enabled Infrastructure
Brandon Philips describes how bringing containers, schedulers, and distributed systems together will create more reliable and greatly more trusted server infrastructures.
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Phoenix and Elm – Making the Web Functional
Chris McCord and Evan Czaplicki keynote on the birth, development and benefits of using their respective tools they created for web development: Phoenix and Elm.
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