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Getting Developers into F1 Driver Seats with Security?
Henry Tze discusses a platform to develop on, automation, a perimeter to safeguard the best assets, and a user-centric container foundation.2
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LSEG Cloud Lessons Learned: after Nearly a Decade of Being Cloud-First, What Have We Learned?
Oli Bage shares LSEG’s organizational, economic and technical tips about the journey to cloud. He talks about the CDMC standard, and where analytics might head in the future.
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The Rise of the Serverless Data Architectures
Gwen Shapira explores the implications of serverless workloads on the design of data stores, and the evolution of data architectures toward more flexible scalability.
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From Open Source to SaaS: the Journey of ClickHouse
Sichen Zhao and Shane Andrade discuss architectural design decisions and some of the pitfalls one may run into along the way.
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Developing above the Cloud
Paul Biggar talks about Darklang, a language designed to run on the cloud. By combining many things below the programming language abstraction layer, it resulted in less complexity for the developer.
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Demystifying Kubernetes Platforms with Backstage
Matt Clarke discusses how Spotify's deployments infrastructure team integrated Kubernetes with Backstage to streamline developer productivity and how you can do the same.
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From Cloud-Hosted to Cloud-Native
Rosemary Wang discusses the patterns and practices that help one move from cloud-hosted to cloud-native architecture and maximize the benefit and use of the cloud.
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Programming Your Policies: Exploring Open Policy Agent and More
Justin Cormack discusses how to deal with policies, what the business drivers are, how it affects developers, compliance and security departments, and the cultural and communication changes there.
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Azure Cosmos DB: Low Latency and High Availability at Planet Scale
Mei-Chin Tsai and Vinod Sridharan discuss the internal architecture of Azure Cosmos DB and how it achieves high availability, low latency, and scalability.
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Beyond Default Settings: Evaluating the Security of Kubernetes and Cloud Native Environments
The panelists discuss default configurations, authentication, and access control mechanisms in the context of what Kubernetes brings to the table in terms of security.
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Honeycomb: How We Used Serverless to Speed up Our Servers
Jessica Kerr reviews the benefits (user experience on demand!) and constraints (everything in AWS has a limit!) of serverless-as-accelerator, and gives practical advice.
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Amazon DynamoDB: Evolution of a Hyperscale Cloud Database Service
Akshat Vig presents Amazon’s experience operating DynamoDB at scale and how the architecture continues to evolve to meet the ever-increasing demands of customer workloads.