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Selling Unikernels: The CyberChaff Experience
Adam Wick talks about his team’s experience developing CyberChaff, a novel network defense solution with unikernels built into its core and why unikernels made sense for them.
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Keep Calm and Carry on: Scaling Your Org
Charity Majors talks about what it means to do quality operations and software engineering in the year 2016 and beyond, as well as the implications for engineering teams and social systems.
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Autonomous Operations: Microservices, ML and AI
Rob Harrop discusses the increasing automated field of operations and what the future might hold when machine learning and AI techniques are brought to bear on the problem of systems operations.
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Serverless Meets SaaS: The Ultimate Match
Tod Golding discusses the architecture and design strategies associated with building and delivering SaaS solutions in a serverless model.
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Scaling the Data Infrastructure @Spotify
Mārtiņš Kalvāns and Matti Pehrs overview the Data Infrastructure at Spotify, diving into some of the data infrastructure components, such us Event Delivery, Datamon and Styx.
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Reactive Streams, j.u.concurrent, & beyond!
Konrad Malawski explains what the word Stream means, then looks at how its protocol works and how one might use it in the real world showing examples using existing implementations.
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Meditation Made Simple
Prakash Raman discusses the science behind meditation and its benefits, the challenges people face, the practical and easy tools useful to experience, the benefits of a life less stressed, etc.
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Maximizing Human Potential
Vivienne Ming discusses ideas about bias and human potential in education and the workplace. Her research and tools explore solutions to map our greater aspirations to everyday actions.
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The Strengths of Ember, Angular & React Explored
Rob Wormald, Lee Byron and Taras Mankovski discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Ember, Angular, and React and how one can benefit from each.
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Scaling Counting Infrastructure @Quora
Chun-Ho Hung and Nikhil Garg discuss Quanta, Quora's counting system powering their high-volume near-real-time analytics, describing the architecture, design goals, constraints, and choices made.
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Webpack: The One Build Step to Rule Them All
Sean Larking talks about the four concepts everyone should know when using Webpack so they can take and make it their own.
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Java (SE) State of the Union
Gil Tene presents the current state of Java SE and OpenJDK, the role of Java in the Big Data and Infrastructure components, JCP, the ecosystem, trends, etc.
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