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Talks & Presentations Collection

The browser hacker's guide to instantly loading everything
December 7, 2019

The browser hacker's guide to instantly loading everything

Venture deep into the belly of the browser to uncover the secret to instantly loading anythingbacked by data. Addy Osmani explains how to use preload, prefetch, preconnect, HTTP/2 server push, service workers, and more and how to ship JavaScript bundles on mobile that don't break the bank as he shares data-driven techniques and performance patterns for efficiently loading content instantly.

The Easy--Don't Drive Yourself Crazy--Way to Kubernetes Networking [B]

The Easy--Don't Drive Yourself Crazy--Way to Kubernetes Networking [B]

December 7, 2019

Implementing Kubernetes is not technically difficult, but the networking layer continues to confuse and cause implementation problems for those new to Kubernetes. Not everyone is capable of using GKE …
The end of "personal" computing (and the beginning of personal computing)

The end of "personal" computing (and the beginning of personal computing)

December 7, 2019

The era of so-called "personal" computing (as we've known it for 40 years) is coming to a close. John Allsopp explores the ways in which personal computing has become deeply impersonal and how the modern age of apps, screens, and devices that bring personal computing to us on the go is evolving and impacting human interaction.
"Smartifying" the game

"Smartifying" the game

December 6, 2019

Low cost, big impact: this is what data science can bring to your business. Iaki Puigdollers explores how the analytics department changed Social Point games, creating an even better gaming experience and business.
A practitioners guide to securing your Hadoop cluster

A practitioners guide to securing your Hadoop cluster

December 6, 2019

Mark Donsky, Andr Araujo, Syed Rafice, and Mubashir Kazia walk you through securing a Hadoop cluster. Youll start with a cluster with no security and then add security features related to authentication, authorization, encryption of data at rest, encryption of data in transit, and complete data governance.
Automating and Testing Production Ready Kubernetes Clusters in the Public Cloud

Automating and Testing Production Ready Kubernetes Clusters in the Public Cloud

December 6, 2019

As a large enterprise organization with legacy infrastructure, we were interested in adopting Kubernetes in our internal Platform as a Service in the public cloud. However, we faced several challenges …
client-go: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

client-go: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

December 6, 2019

This talk will focus on client-go, a go client for talking to Kubernetes clusters. At Kinvolk we have used client-go in various Kubernetes projects. Lili will share the general use-case of client-go a …
Developing Locally with Kubernetes [I]

Developing Locally with Kubernetes [I]

December 6, 2019

This talk will cover several common local development scenarios, and will review the major tradeoffs found when adopting minikube, minishift, draft, and other popular tools for enabling local developm …
Kuberneters in Hybrid Environments Using Cloud Interconnect [A]

Kuberneters in Hybrid Environments Using Cloud Interconnect [A]

December 6, 2019

Solutions to enable customers to apply consistent traffic management and security policies regardless of whether their applications are running on-premises, in a Public Cloud or in a managed Kubernete …
TensorFlow and deep learning (without a PhD)

TensorFlow and deep learning (without a PhD)

December 6, 2019

With TensorFlow, deep machine learning has transitioned from an area of research into mainstream software engineering. Martin Grner walks you through building and training a neural network that recognizes handwritten digits with >99% accuracy using Python and TensorFlow.
The Elements of Kubernetes - Foundational Concepts for Apps Running on Kubernetes [I]

The Elements of Kubernetes - Foundational Concepts for Apps Running on Kubernetes [I]

December 6, 2019

The Elements of Style is one of the most important and foundational guidelines on how to write well. It has effectively summarized, in a list of seminal guidelines, how to harness the power of the E …
Third parties: Friend or foe? (and how to deal with them)

Third parties: Friend or foe? (and how to deal with them)

December 6, 2019

Third parties offer many benefits, but they also break sites, open security holes, and are often bad for performance. Kristian Skoeld shares proven methods and techniques on how to manage third parties and break through IT and business silos. You'll leave with a list of tools, checklists, and approaches to help you end emotionally loaded discussions and make data-driven decisions.
tl;dr: Web performance

tl;dr: Web performance

December 6, 2019

Keeping up to date with the latest web performance trends, features, and techniques can be time consuming and hard. Gareth Hughes and Michael Gooding guide you through the top five performance techniques for today's modern browsers and provide the tools and knowledge you need to implement them today.
To cross the chasm, you need docs: A Docker story

To cross the chasm, you need docs: A Docker story

December 6, 2019

Getting early adopters is hard, but bringing your product to the rest of the world is harder. Known as crossing the chasm, this is a make-or-break moment. Joao Fernandes explains how good docs can help you cross the chasm and ensure you won't need to spend your days holding users' hands and shares the processes and tools Docker uses to deliver docs in a continuous way.
Using npm scripts as your build tool

Using npm scripts as your build tool

December 6, 2019

Elijah Manor explains how to use npm scripts to handle your various build needs, covering running scripts in series or parallel, using lifecycle hooks, passing arguments, piping data, using environment variables, running scripts on file change or when Git hooks are triggered, and organizing our scripts in external filesas well as how to modify your scripts to run across Mac, Linux, and Windows.
Vault and Secret Management in Kubernetes [I]

Vault and Secret Management in Kubernetes [I]

December 6, 2019

Secret data is everywhere, from database credentials, TLS certificates, API tokens, to encryption keys. Manageing secrets is a difficult challenge, but HashiCorp Vault provides an answer. In this talk …
WG Multitenancy Deep Dive

WG Multitenancy Deep Dive

December 6, 2019

Kubernetes has supported "soft" multitenancy since the beginning, with features such as namespaces, ResourceQuota, and resource-based scheduling. Over the years Kubernetes has added a number of sophis …
Yes, your site can (and should) be accessible: Lessons learned building FT.com

Yes, your site can (and should) be accessible: Lessons learned building FT.com

December 6, 2019

Laura Carvajal explains how her team introduced accessibility to the Financial Times website, FT.com, and shares lessons learned along the way as well as practical solutions you can implement in your project today, regardless of available time, resources, or support.
Accelerate analytics and AI innovations with Intel (sponsored by Intel)

Accelerate analytics and AI innovations with Intel (sponsored by Intel)

December 5, 2019

Ziya Ma outlines the challenges for applying machine learning and deep learning at scale and shares solutions that Intel has enabled for customers and partners.
Another one bytes the dust (sponsored by Dell EMC)

Another one bytes the dust (sponsored by Dell EMC)

December 5, 2019

Reliance only upon traditional data could lead to a catastrophic decision. Paul Brook explores the music industry to show how using modern information points, derived from technologies within the Hadoop framework, brings new data that changes the way a business or organization makes decisions.
Apache Kylin use cases in China

Apache Kylin use cases in China

December 5, 2019

Apache Kylin is rapidly being adopted over the worldespecially in China. Luke Han explores how various industries use Apache Kylin, sharing why these companies choose Apache Kylin (a technology comparison), how they use Apache Kylin (their production deployment pattern), and most importantly, the resulting business impact.
Architecting a next-generation data platform

Architecting a next-generation data platform

December 5, 2019

Using Entity 360 as an example, Jonathan Seidman, Ted Malaska, and Mark Grover explain how to architect a modern, real-time big data platform leveraging recent advancements in the open source software world, using components like Kafka, Impala, Kudu, Spark Streaming, and Spark SQL with Hadoop to enable new forms of data processing and analytics.
Automated data exploration: Building efficient analysis pipelines with dask

Automated data exploration: Building efficient analysis pipelines with dask

December 5, 2019

Data exploration usually entails making endless one-use exploratory plots. Victor Zabalza shares a Python package based on dask execution graphs and interactive visualization in Jupyter widgets built to overcome this drudge work. Victor offers an overview of the tool and explains how it was built and why it will become essential in the first steps of every data science project.
Big data computations: Comparing Apache HAWQ, Druid, and GPU databases

Big data computations: Comparing Apache HAWQ, Druid, and GPU databases

December 5, 2019

The class of big data computations known as distributed merge trees was built to aggregate user information across multiple data sources in the media domain. Vijay Srinivas Agneeswaran explores prototypes built on top of Apache HAWQ, Druid, and Kinetica, one of the open source GPU databases. Results show that Kinetica on a single G2.8x node outperformed clusters of HAWQ and Druid nodes.
Big data governance for the hybrid cloud: Best practices and how-to

Big data governance for the hybrid cloud: Best practices and how-to

December 5, 2019

Big data needs governancenot just for compliance but also for data scientists. Governance empowers data scientists to find, trust, and use data on their own, yet it can be overwhelming to know where to start, especially if your big data environment spans beyond your enterprise to the cloud. Mark Donsky and Vikas Singh share a step-by-step approach to kickstart your big data governance.
Big data science, the IoT, and the transportation sector

Big data science, the IoT, and the transportation sector

December 5, 2019

Wael Elrifai leads a journey through the design and implementation of a predictive maintenance platform for Hitachi Rail. The industrial internet, the IoT, data science, and big data make for an exciting ride.
Build big data enterprise solutions faster on Azure HDInsight

Build big data enterprise solutions faster on Azure HDInsight

December 5, 2019

Pranav Rastogi explains how to simplify your big data solutions with Datameer, AtScale, Dataiku, and StreamSets on Microsofts Azure HDInsight, a cloud Spark and Hadoop service for the enterprise. Join in to learn practical information that will enable faster time to insights for you and your business.
Compliance and Identity Management in Kubernetes [I]

Compliance and Identity Management in Kubernetes [I]

December 5, 2019

Compliance with what? Depends on your industry. As k8s continues to expand into regulated enterprises such as government, health care and financials deployments will need to understand how managing us …