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Everything is a Plugin: How the Backstage Architecture Helps Platform Teams at Spotify and beyond Spread Ownership and Deliver Value
Pia Nilsson and Mike Lewis explain how the Backstage plugin system brings disparate pieces of functionality together, and walk through examples of how Backstage can be extended and interconnected.
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Being a Bad Influence – the Dangerous Dichotomies of People Management
Hannah Foxwell shares the nightmares of people management, recounts some of the mistakes she's made and shares the lessons learnt along the way.
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Framework Defined Infrastructure (FdI) – an Evolution of Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
Malte Ubl discusses the future of infrastructure management with Framework-defined Infrastructure (FdI), an evolution of the industry-standard Infrastructure as Code (IaC).
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What Can You Learn from the Fastest Code in the World?
Alan Elder explores the extremes one can go to in order to push the boundaries of code performance and efficiency to perform complex processing on millions of packets per second.
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The Keys to Developer Productivity: Collaborate and Innovate
Heather VanCura discusses how to adopt the latest Java technology, innovate and contribute to the future evolution of the Java platform and ecosystem.
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Applying AI to the SDLC: New Ideas and Gotchas! - Leveraging AI to Improve Software Engineering
Tracy Bannon discusses using Generative AI in software engineering with AI-assistance to meet the speed and quality of end-users demand.
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Automating Bare Metal to Improve Your Quality of Life
Julia Kreger discusses the competing forces and some use cases where Bare Metal is vital, emerging trends that are pushing the boundaries of hardware today, and the importance of automation.
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Uncomplex: Modern Hardware for Better Software
John O'Hara discusses how recent hardware & software advances can help founders and CTOs succeed.
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Rethinking Connectivity at the Edge: Scaling Fleets of Low-Powered Devices Using NATS.io
Jeremy Saenz discusses NATS, an open-source project for services communication, and how to leverage NATS to streamline communication and fleet management for devices at the edge.
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Why a Hedge Fund Built Its Own Database
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.
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Incremental Data Processing with Apache Hudi
The presenters discuss an introduction to incremental data processing, contrasting it with the two prevalent processing models of today - batch and stream data processing.
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Thinking Like an Architect
Gregor Hohpe reflects on two decades working as an architect, ranging from the executive penthouse to the serverless engine room.