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Distributed Tracing: Past, Present, and Future

DZone

Distributed Tracing is a divisive topic. Once the doyen of every KubeCon , the technology was expected to revolutionize observability. Fast forward five years, and the hype has subsided somewhat. There's a lot more talk about the pain , and adoption is moderate.

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Presentation: Why a Hedge Fund Built Its Own Database

InfoQ

James Munro discusses ArcticDB and the practicalities of building a performant time-series datastore and why transactions, particularly the Isolation in ACID is just not worth it. By James Munro

Database 110
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Presentation: Effective Performance Engineering at Twitter-Scale

InfoQ

Yao Yue recapitulates scaling a project at Twitter while summarizing some key lessons learned about effective performance engineering. By Yao Yue

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Presentation: LIquid: A Large-Scale Relational Graph Database

InfoQ

Scott Meyer discusses LIquid, the graph database built to host LinkedIn, serving a ~15Tb graph at ~2M QPS. By Scott Meyer

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Presentation: Managing 238M Memberships at Netflix

InfoQ

Surabhi Diwan discusses how the Netflix’ membership team outgrew many of its technology and architectural choices as memberships went from a few hundred thousand to 200 million. By Surabhi Diwan

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Presentation: Delivering Millions of Notifications within Seconds During the Super Bowl

InfoQ

Zhen Zhou discusses how they built/test an on-demand notification system, what it takes to manage cloud resources/site-reliability at the same time, and how to mitigate reliability issues. By Zhen Zhou

Cloud 91
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Presentation: Scaling Organizations with Platform Engineering

InfoQ

Lesley Cordero focuses on how Platform Engineering can drive sustainability for growing organizations through DevOps principles, centralization, and scalable technical practices. By Lesley Cordero