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Making Large-scale Agile Work for 1000+ People, 50 Teams
Alexis Hui, Raj Mudhar share the experience of a large organization that became agile, having 50 scrum teams across 5 locations and delivering an integrated product with a 2 weeks release cycle.
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Spring Your Apps into the Cloud with a PaaS
Grant Shipley deploys an application to the cloud and then turns up the heat by leveraging the right mix of elasticity and auto-scaling.
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Scalability Lessons from eBay, Google, and Real-time Games
Randy Shoup tells war stories from Google and eBay focusing on how to scale code, infrastructure, performance, and operations, along with hard-won lessons learned in scaling them.
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Capability Red: Requirements at Scale
Liz Keogh discusses breaking down requirements without going into too much detail combined with complexity estimation for easy planning, dependency management, and prioritization.
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Concurrency at Large-Scale: The Evolution to Reactive Microservices
Randy Shoup, Consulting CTO, shares the history of reactive services and visits key milestones in their evolution: async techniques at Google, real-time search at Ebay, & responsive games at Kixeye.
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Introduction to LeSS
Bas Vodde introduces Large-Scale Scrum (LeSS), a framework for scaling Scrum to medium to large projects while staying true to the original Scrum principles.
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Applying Theory of Constraints at Scale
The authors discuss scaling Agile by highlighting the constraints that a company needs to address given its particular context, an approach that adapts to context rather than ignoring it.
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The Evolution of Continuous Delivery at Scale @ Linkedin
Jason Toy talks about the evolution and history of LinkedIn's release strategy.
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You Won't Believe How the Biggest Sites Build Scalable and Resilient Systems!
The authors discuss about the lessons learned from all the biggest sites on the internet about how to build scalable and resilient architectures.
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Functional Systems @ Twitter
Marius Eriksen explains Twitter's experiences with functional programming (with Scala) @ Twitter: where functional techniques worked and where not. Also: how the Scala language has scaled with Twitter
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Deep Dive into Spring WebSockets
Sergi Almar reviews the architecture behind WebSocket and tries to show how to build highly scalable applications with it.
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Mantis: Netflix's Event Stream Processing System
The authors discuss Netflix's new stream processing system that supports a reactive programming model, allows auto scaling, and is capable of processing millions of messages per second.