A Week to Go: Gear Up for the Tech Internals Conf 2024
Dear friends!
We are just a week away from the Tech Internals Conf 2024, and the excitement is palpable!
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As we count down the days, let's dive a little deeper into what awaits you at the conference, particularly some of the brilliant minds you'll have the chance to learn from and interact with.
Collaborative editing at scale by Artem Bakuta
Artem has a Bachelor's degree in Physics and Mathematics. He’s been working with internal services in Yandex. Currently, he is developing an open source fault-tolerant collaborative engine.
His talk explores the challenges and solutions in developing collaborative services, essential for tasks ranging from coding to document editing. It zeroes in on two leading technologies, CRDT and Operational Transformation, comparing their ability to handle high traffic and maintain accuracy.
Artem will draw from Yandex's journey in crafting a reliable and fast collaborative platform, emphasizing CRDT's benefits in terms of decentralization and efficiency. He will cover issues like handling latency, preserving data integrity, and building a resilient system with Node.js. The session promises practical insights into deploying these technologies in real-world settings, showcasing how CRDT enhances the robustness and maintainability of collaborative tools.
YDB vs. TPC-C: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly behind High-Performance Benchmarking by Evgenii Ivanov
Evgenii is the Principal software developer at Yandex Infrastructure. He’s had a passion for programming and computer systems since his teenage years. Now, holding a Master's degree in Computer Science, he has been fortunate throughout his career to amass a breadth of experience.
The speaker will focus on benchmarking for high-performance, scalable databases, specifically highlighting YDB and the TPC-C benchmark, a gold standard in the industry. Attendees will learn about benchmarking strategies from a user perspective, including how to design benchmarks that accurately mirror production environments. The talk will outline best practices and common mistakes, illustrated with clear examples. It will also cover the YCSB benchmark, crucial for assessing distributed transactions, before offering detailed insights into implementing the TPC-C benchmark, drawing from YDB's experience. The presentation is ideal for anyone looking to improve their benchmarking approach.
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