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RSocket: Solving Real-World Architectural Challenges
O. Lehecka, R. Roeser and A. Shi explain the use cases for RSocket within their companies, and how it can be used by enterprises to simplify the way they build and operate cloud-native applications.
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Choosing Kubernetes: Managing Risk in Cloud Infrastructure
Ben Butler-Cole talks about Neo4j’s use of Kubernetes as a foundation for their stateful service: why they chose it and how they handled the risks associated with that choice.
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Applying Deep Learning to Airbnb Search
Malay Haldar discusses the work done in applying neural networks at Airbnb to improve the search beyond the results obtained with ML.
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People You May Know: Fast Recommendations over Massive Data
Sumit Rangwala and Felix GV present the evolution of PYMK’s architecture, focusing on Gaia, a real-time graph computing capability, and Venice, an online feature store with scoring capability.
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Ludwig: A Code-Free Deep Learning Toolbox
Piero Molino introduces Ludwig, a deep learning toolbox that allows to train models and to use them for prediction without the need to write code.
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Deep Learning on Microcontrollers
Pete Warden discusses why Deep Learning is a great fit for tiny, cheap devices, what can be built with it, and how to get started.
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Open Banking - Tales from the Frontier
Anca Zaharia and Jason Maude focus on the successes and pitfalls Starling Bank encountered in building Open Banking. Topics covered: the OAuth security flow, the permissions-controlled API, and more.
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Powering Flexible Payments in the Cloud with Kubernetes
Ana Calin covers the technical and security challenges Paybase faced and the lessons they learned as they built their cloud-native microservices architecture and integrated with traditional systems.
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Panel: Bleeding Edge at Hyperspeed with No Breaks and No Breaches
The panelists talk about the risks of continuous deployment, how to be safe and secure when releasing many times a day or how to convince regulators, auditors and customers.
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Change Is the Only Constant
Stuart Davidson talks about real-world examples from Skyscanner where he thinks the decisions they've made have helped them deal with change and which might be interesting to a technical audience.
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Corda: Looking Forward and Back, Blockchain on a JVM Stack
Carolyne Quinn and Mike Ward discuss Corda, an open source enterprise blockchain, and look at technologies used: Kotlin, JVMs, pluggable consensus, Corda Foundation and SGX,.
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Practical NLP for the Real World
Emmanuel Ameisen discusses examples of how to build practical applications using NLP, diving into data visualization and labelling, as well as model validation.