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How Slack Works
Keith Adams tours Slack's infrastructure from clients into the Slack datacenter, and around the various services that provide real-time messaging, search, voice calls, and custom emoji.
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Mastering Chaos - A Netflix Guide to Microservices
Josh Evans talks about the chaotic and vibrant world of microservices at Netflix, exploring the cultural, architectural, and operational methods that lead to microservice mastery.
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What Google Learned about Creating Effective Teams
Matt Sakaguchi addresses the research and the insights of a manager who worked with his own team and others to instill the findings and principles from a pilot program at Google in the real world.
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Exploring the Android APK
Connor Tumbleson discusses the Android package and examines how it can be explored in order to extract information while looking at some of the products and tools used by both sides.
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ETL Is Dead, Long Live Streams
Neha Narkhede shares the experience at LinkedIn moving from ETL to real-time streams, the challenges of scaling Kafka to hundreds of billions of events/day, supporting thousands of engineers, etc.
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The Psychology of Security Automation
Jason Chan discusses how security teams can use thoughtful tools and automation to improve relationships with development teams while creating a more secure and manageable environment.
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Art of Stepping on the Same Rake, Volume 2
Alex Holden talks about hackers and their attacks, their latest techniques and the defenses needed today and tomorrow. He also talks about a number of recent breaches as well as lessons learned.
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What Happens When Data Gets Breached?
Jarrod Overson talks about a world where passwords are traded, sold, verified, and used to exploit sites, how to recognize malicious traffic, and how to take a stand against attackers.
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The History and Future of Wearable Computing and Virtual Experience
Amber Case talks about the road from VR to AR, the history and future of wearables, human augmentation, infrastructure, machine vision, computer backpacks, heads up displays, reality editing, etc.