Steve Souders & John Allspaw interviewed at Velocity 2011_2
summary
Announces that the HTTP Archive moves under the Internet Archive non‑profit with sponsorship from O'Reilly, Google, Mozilla, New Relic, Dynatrace, StrangeLoop Networks and Etsy to scale from 20,000 to 1,000,000 URLs soon and ultimately to 150,000,000 URLs, add mobile devices and more browsers; notes conference trends: ops and performance tracks mature, multiple Node.js talks, strong mobile and browser lineups including Opera, and a keynote on keeping performance focus in open source while a new co‑chair role is formalized.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Speakers introduction
- 0:22HTTP Archive growth sponsors
- 2:26HTTP Archive future plans
- 2:46Velocity content advancements
- 3:51Rehumanizing operations
- 5:37Human-machine collaboration
- 6:02Performance and ops complexity
- 7:28Industry growth tech
- 8:10Automation and tooling explosion
- 8:32Tomorrow's sessions preview
- 9:14Open source performance keynote
- 9:56Culture and priorities track
- 10:59Parallel tracks video
- 11:42Reflecting on Velocity's impact over time
- 12:04John Allspaw co-chair
