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Unbreakable: Learning to Bend But Not Break at Netflix
Haley Tucker shares examples of chaos experiments which identified problems and built confidence in Netflix’s resilience mechanisms, with challenges, lessons, and benefits scaling chaos engineering.
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Serverless Patterns and Anti-patterns
Joe Emison covers the ideal patterns for serverless applications, anti-patterns for both greenfield applications & migrations, real-world consequences of running serverless applications in production.
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Ethical Tech - A Psychologist's Perspective
Alexander Steinhart lives and works in Berlin and has a rather interesting background in psychology as well as technology.
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Using Chaos to Build Resilient Systems
Tammy Butow explains how to build resilient systems by focusing on the detection, mitigation, resolution and prevention of incidents.
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Observability to Better Serverless Apps
Erica Windisch dives into how serverless development with observability tooling can help bridge the gap between operations and business intelligence to learn better and iterate faster.
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Containers at Web Scale Panel
The panelists talk about what the future looks like in the container management space, improvements in developer productivity, overall systems reliability and compute efficiency, and more.
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Properties of Chaos
Nathan Aschbacher talks about how and why chaos engineering is being applied to autonomous vehicle safety, how property-based testing principles can influence chaos engineering goals, and more.
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Heretical Resilience: To Repair is Human
Ryn Daniels describes the “Apache SNAFU”, shares their experiences as the instigator of that snafu and walks through the lessons that can be learned from such an event.
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CRI Runtimes Deep Dive: Who's Running My Kubernetes Pod!?
Phil Estes discusses CRI implementations and gives a hands-on demonstration of how Kubernetes, the CRI, and CRI-supporting runtimes work together to handle the container lifecycle within their K8 pods
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Effective Java, Third Edition - Keepin' it Effective
Joshua Bloch covers some highlights from the third edition of “Effective Java”, concentrating on streams and lambdas.
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Control Planes: Designing Infrastructure for Rapid Iteration
Mohit Gupta shares Clever’s learnings on how to build developer control planes to allow our infrastructure team to make changes without disrupting engineers.
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Java 11 - Keeping the Java Release Train on the Right Track
Jeanne Boyarsky reviews code examples of the new features in Java 11, and also features of Java 10. She also discusses the impact of the new Java release train on production code.
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