Distributed Systems
Compiling Workflows into Databases: The Architecture That Shouldn't Work (But Does)
Monday Nov 17 / 11:45AM PST
What if everything you know about building distributed systems is backwards?
Jeremy Edberg
CEO of DBOS, Creator of Chaos Engineering, Tech Editor for 'AWS for Dummies'; Previously Founding Reliability Engineer @Netflix, and First Engineer @Reddit
Qian Li
Co-founder, Architect @DBOS, Stanford CS Ph.D., Co-organizer of South Bay Systems
Parting the Clouds: The Rise of Disaggregated Systems
Monday Nov 17 / 01:35PM PST
Cloud systems are undergoing an architectural shift. Traditional shared-nothing designs struggle to deliver the elasticity, availability, and operational simplicity that the cloud demands.
Murat Demirbas
Principal Research Scientist @MongoDB Research, Previously Principal Applied Scientist @AWS and a Professor of Computer Science at the University at Buffalo (SUNY)
Keeping the Mainline Green Across Diverse Language Monorepos
Monday Nov 17 / 02:45PM PST
At Uber’s scale, ensuring an always-green mainline while processing hundreds of changes per hour is a massive challenge— especially when those changes span multiple language monorepos supporting dozens of business-critical apps.
Dhruva Juloori
Senior Software Engineer @Uber, Core Contributor to SubmitQueue (Uber's CI System at Scale), Expert in Machine Learning, Distributed Systems, and Developer Productivity
Realtime and Batch Processing of GPU Workloads
Wednesday Nov 19 / 01:35PM PST
SS&C Technologies runs 47 trillion dollars of assets on our global private cloud. We have the primitives for infrastructure as well as platforms as a service like Kubernetes, Kafka, NiFi, Databases, etc.
Joseph Stein
Principal Architect of Research & Development @SS&C Technologies, Previous Apache Kafka Committer and PMC Member