ScaleConf Colombia 2019
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Data corrupting architectures we know and love | Sean T Allen | 28m |
Common web scaling patterns let concurrent read-add-write race access a shared database counter and produce lost updates so a three-request scenario ends with… | ||
| Liberating Distributed Consensus | Heidi Howard | 22m |
Argues that Paxos is overly conservative and instead uses write-once registers and per-register quorums to guarantee safety while reducing work. Shows a… | ||
| Deploying hybrid topologies with k8s & Envoy: a look at service discovery | Jose Nino, Lita Cho | 28m |
Migration moves service hosting from long‑boot VMs to Kubernetes with Envoy sidecars and a new Go control plane that streams service endpoints via gRPC… | ||
| One Small Step | Katrina Owens | 24m |
Refactors a toy lyrics generator in Ruby by taking many safe steps: extract per-verse branches, switch verses to C-style templates, prototype a parallel… | ||
| Behind the Scenes: Running Critical Services @ Netflix | Manuel Correa | 27m |
Netflix runs the playback license system as an 18‑microservice workflow that handles license requests, content policies and device retirement, deployed… | ||
| Consistency without Clocks: The FaunaDB Distributed Transaction Protocol | Jeferson David Ossa | 24m |
FaunaDB is a distributed relational NoSQL database that provides ACID transactions and strict serializability without using synchronized clocks. The talk… | ||
| Hunting Malicious TLS Certificates with Deep Neural Networks | Luis Camacho | 31m |
Describes using deep neural networks to detect abused or malicious TLS/SSL web certificates. It covers the security problem of attackers leveraging encryption… | ||
| A Practical Introduction to Productionizing NLP Models | Brendon Villalobos | 26m |
A chat intent detector is built and validated using the SNIPS dataset, pre-trained spaCy 380‑dim vectors for embeddings and standard deep models (LSTM or CNN)… | ||
| Practical Cryptography for DevOps | Ely Alvarado | 15m |
Explains basic cryptography concepts used in DevOps tools—hashing, signing, symmetric and asymmetric encryption—and when to choose each. Covers practical usage… | ||
| Raise a Production System:Making on-call human-scale w/ Observability & Trust | Chris Sun | 22m |
A team of under ten engineers makes every engineer — even front-end — take full-stack on-call duty, collapses two rotations into one, and relies on Honeycomb… | ||
| Chaos Engineering: Injecting Failure to Build Resilience in Systems | Yury Nino | 28m |
Chaos Engineering explains injecting controlled failures into distributed systems to test and build resilience. It covers using failure injection as a… | ||
| The Linear Algebra of Deep Learning | Elizabeth Ramírez | 34m |
Explains how the core components of neural networks and deep learning are fundamentally operations from linear algebra. Covers matrices, vectors, and linear… | ||
| Diving into Merkel Trees | Pedro Tavares | 31m |
Builds a working Merkle tree in Elixir modules for Leaf, Node and MerkleTree using a cryptographic hash function, turns four file blocks l1–l4 into leaves, and… | ||
| Autoscaling: the why, what, how & when to help you implement it | Alejandro Calderon | 31m |
Explains autoscaling for distributed systems: why it matters for user experience and fault tolerance, what pitfalls cause cost and inefficiency, and how and… | ||
| A Jungle of Talent crashed | Esneyder Amin, Yerlinson Maturana | 12m |
Fundación Jato in Chocó builds a local tech ecosystem by running monthly meetups, teaching web stacks, Python, PHP and robotics, and doing client projects for… | ||
| The Art of Humanizing Pull Requests (PR’s) | Ankita Kulkarni | 29m |
Advocates breaking large changes into small, reviewable commits and break features into small PRs so reviewers get frequent feedback; use inline comments… | ||
| Observability and performance analysis with BPF | David Calavera | 36m |
BPF runs a safe VM inside the Linux kernel so userspace tools can compile and load probes that the verifier guarantees will terminate and not crash the system… | ||
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