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The Distributed Systems meetup has room for two talks, each of 40 mins duration.
If you:
- Have experience reports of running distributed systems?
- Or, you have run systems at scale that handle petabytes of data and 99.99 uptime.
- Were you a first repondent to a recent fire in production? Got a battle story?
then you should submit a presentation.
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Accepting submissions till 28 May 2020, 09:30 PM
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Goutham Veeramachaneni Consistent Hashing: Using something simple to scale infinitely and horizontallyWe build and run https://cortexmetrics.io, a scalable time-series database that scales to billions of datapoints per day and 100s of Millions of active time-series. The architecture is modelled around Consistent Hashing, a (imo) simple but powerful algorithm to distribute data that lets you scale horizontally. We will first start with motivation (what are we trying to achieve), and introduce cons… more
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Ishaan Malhi Folding@Home on Kubernetes in the CloudFolding@Home is a distributed computing project that uses idle compute time to run protein simulations. Recently, they have concentrated their efforts to prioritize Covid-19 research (https://foldingathome.org/covid19/). In this talk, I go through how to deploy Folding@Home client workers on your Kubernetes clusters to donate idle compute time across your cluster. more
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