WORK — IN — PROGRESS
Attended sessions:
Jun 12:
Keynote : New york times – CTO Rajiv Pant – api, nodejs, open source
1. Lesson from building and scaling in Linkedin – Jay kreps
– yahoo design, one DB one table
– monolith to SOA
– expresso – (will be open sourced) DB built by Linkedin
– Kafka
– writing new API for every new thing is a mistake- understand the granularity of the API first and then refactor it if make sense than writing a new one
– when you have to explain history of a system to explain current state of a system, then some primary thing is wrong in the system.
– Dont pass serialized java objects over http
– multiple data services wont help – example – writing profileserv which contacts profiledataserv
– selenium –
2. Architecture unconference
1. graph database
2. monitoring – appdynamics
3. jvm tweaks – google – “high frequency trading in java” – heaptrasher
Java GC tuning for High Frequency Trading apps
GC-Less, sqlfire, lockless, off heap memory
3. E pluribus Unum : A survey of multi paradigm programming – Paul Snively
– OPA framework containing NodeJS, MongoDB and JS
– Ur/Web language
– SLICK – framework in scala – Slick
– OCAML – OPAM – cross compiler
– opalang
– Functional reactive programming – Flapjax
– Delimited continuation
4. A continous delivery Maturity Model – Eric Minick
5. Facebook Messages : backup and replication : system on HBase – Nicolas Spiegelberg
6. Decomposing Twitter : Adventures in SOA : Jeremy Cloud
– Finagle – rpc for async and to maintain concurrency between java servers. (like atlas)
– Thrift – like Payments 2 fuel..it has TDL – thrift definition language.
– Redis – Introduction to Redis – like a cache – Key value store.
– Zookeeper curator
– flockdb – twitters DB – opensourced
Key note : First, kill all the product owners – read Daniel H.Pink’s “Drive” book
Jun13:
Keynote :Surviving in a Feudal Security World – Bruce Schneier
1. How Netflix Leverages (“the cloud” + the Netflix Platform) for Rapid Development and Easy Operations
Jeremy Edberg
2. Java Unconference
3. Deep Dive into G1 Garbage Collector – Charlie Hunt and Monica Beckwith
Getting Started with the G1 Garbage Collector
4. Bringing Java to On-Device iOS & Android Apps – Frédéric Desbiens
5. Lean Engineering: Applying lean startup principles at Paypal – Bill Scott
Jun14:
Keynote : Ted Codd was not a Developer, or a Universal Theory for Big Data – Erik Meijer
1. High performance CPU/GPU clusters – Increasing throughput and decreasing latency by leveraging mechanical sympathy
– Clive Saha
2. Financial Services Unconference – Amr Elsamadisy
3. Building Modern Web Sites : A Story of Scalability and
Availability – Sid Anand (linked-in, who worked in eBay also)
4. A little graph theory for the busy developer – Jim Webber
5. The past, present, and future of web apps – Erik Bryn &
Facilitating High Availability Via Systematic Capacity Planning – Arun Kejariwal & Bryce Yan
6. The Art of Information Refinery at Cue
Daniel Gross
– lucene as database
– interesting – execute “curl -L http://cueup.com/jobs“
– @Danicgross
– Tornado Web Server – Tornado 3.1 documentation
– Since lucene, Cue company wrote lotta code in Java
– systemd-journald.service
– Crash-only software
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Trello – todo list
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