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Talks & Presentations Collection

March 25, 2020

Modern Cable Networks

This talk is an overview of the strategy and application in the architecture of modern cable networks. While some of this content is specific to cable operators, t …

Monitoring and Securing Your Blockchain: 5 Basics Everyone Should Know

March 25, 2020

Blockchain and DLT adoption is rapidly growing with over 80% of Fortune 500 companies already actively exploring and evaluating use-cases. This technology, although offering users enormous transparenc …

Panel: Blockchain Standards, Open Source, or Both? (the Answer is Both!)

March 25, 2020

The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance is a member-led industry organization whose primary objective is to help guide web-scale commercial adoption of Ethereum-based services. This is achieved by delivering …

Sorting the Grain from the Chaff - How Tokenation is using Sawtooth to Handle Uncertainty

March 25, 2020

Tokenation allows the creation, issuance and exchange of assets via a customizable, low cost and fast process, that takes advantage of innovative volatility protection algorithms to create a durable, …

Towards Governance in a Blockchain Consortium

March 25, 2020

The German-Austrian research project "NutriSafe" aims to investigate the resilience of supply networks in food production and logistics using distributed ledger technology (DLT) based on Hyperledger F …

Using Blockchains to Achieve an Ultra-smart Society

March 25, 2020

This presentation introduces Hitachi's various efforts to realize the ultra-smart society using blockchain through collaboration among different industries. We introduce the "Blockchain Pattern Book" …

Verified.Me Building a New Standard for Trust using Hyperledger

March 25, 2020

Digital ecosystems are critical to safeguard and protect data in todays hyper-connected world. In line with this years theme, this demo will showcase the key advantages of blockchain in building a d …

ASICs for Network Engineers

March 24, 2020

Network engineers understand that ASICs are the magical heart of what we do, but few of us understand how they work. Without violating any NDAs, this talk will shi …

Blockchains are No Longer Monolithic Programs, but Composable Applications that Meet a Specific Need

March 24, 2020

Over the past year the meaning of a Blockchain has changed as many blockchains have become focused on solving a business problem and the original crypto currencies do not have the platform that meet …

Boring into Burrow

March 24, 2020

Blockchains are too exciting. Burrow wants to be boring. Then we want to be simple. Then we want to be fast. The kind of boring that lets you sleep well at night. Burrow gives you just enough blockcha …

Cloudflare - Anatomy of a Route Leak

March 24, 2020

On June 24th, 2019 a route leak occurred like no other route leak beforehand. A combination of route optimizers, faulty IP filtering, and a series of phone calls t …

DIDs without Blockchains - Implementing Peer DIDs in an Hour or a Day

March 24, 2020

Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) are like DNS without any registrars. They're a foundation of decentralized identity, and are relevant to most Hyperledger projects. They've been implemented on Hyperle …

Driving digital transformation with an API program

March 24, 2020

Digital transformation means adapting an organization's strategy and structure to capture opportunities enabled by digital technology. APIs are the connective fabric that's essential as a foundation for digital transformation. Erik Wilde explains why having an API strategy and executing it through an API program is a good way to get the most out of your digital transformation initiatives.

From the trenches: Rachel Laycock

March 24, 2020

In this ongoing series, Neal Ford interviews highly regarded industry professionals about their career path and their work as an architect. Join us for his discussion with Rachel Laycock.

I don't understand micro-frontends

March 24, 2020

Micro-frontends are starting to get more traction thanks to the benefits they provide, like independent deployments, team autonomy, and a quick path to production. Luca Mezzalira illustrates how to structure a micro-frontend architecture and busts myths by providing concrete examples applied in the real world.

Innovation traps: How to design for uncertainty

March 24, 2020

The path to growing innovation projects to highly scalable, resilient, and performant systems is riddled with challenges and doubts. Cristina Turbatu draws on her experience to highlight the problems that occur during the rapid evolution of proof-of-concept architectures to production-ready products while discussing some of the solutions to ongoing uncertainty and constant pivots.

Intellectual control

March 24, 2020

Software today is staggeringly larger than the programs of the 1960s. George Fairbanks interrogates whether that means it's under our intellectual control or if we found ways to make progress without Edsger Dijkstra's high standards.

Intent Based Networking - the technology

March 24, 2020

What is the Intent Based Networking (IBN)?At the highest level, intent is a declarative specification of the desired outcome. And the desired outcome is complete a …

IPv6 Intro

March 24, 2020

This is brief introduction to IPv6 for those who need a refresher or are new to IPv6. Due to time limitations, we cannot cover the full breadth of supported featur …

Keeping kids happy: How Roblox uses containers to deliver smiles to over 90 million gamers

March 24, 2020

Rob Cameron and Lisa-Marie Namphy explain how containers are keeping your kids happy. Roblox maintains availability and performance of a platform used by over 90 million gamers each month. Kids and teens all over the world create the games, and little did they know, they're all container experts. (Or at least, their games are in good hands because of containers.)

Leveraging the power of the unbundled database

March 24, 2020

Since the mid-1980s, relational databases have been standard for most applications to store and query structured data. As architectures became more complex, databases generalized to fit a variety of use cases. Simplicity was key: storage, indexing, caching, querying, and transaction management, all under a unified SQL. Alex Silva examines how relational databases overcome these challenges.

Make route-leaks history: validate BGP policy with Batfish

March 24, 2020

BGP policy misconfigurations have caused a number of headline grabbing outages lately. While there are some common sense improvements operators can make to help mi …

Maturing an Agile organization with intentional architecture

March 24, 2020

When you balance emergent changes created by Agile teams with strategic intentional architecture, you can foster a sustainable ecosystem in a mature (poststartup phase) organization. Nimisha Asthagiri shares her experiences bringing an organically built monolithic open source system to a more intentionally maintained platform using leading architectural principles and practices.

Methods to Secure Routing

March 24, 2020

Metrics for Software-Architects

March 24, 2020

Software metrics can be used effectively to judge the maintainability and architectural quality of a code base. Even more importantly, they can be used as canaries in a coal mine to warn early about dangerous accumulations of architectural and technical debt.

Microservice migration road map

March 24, 2020

Mike Amundsen demonstrates how to use the STAR method (stabilize, transform, add, and repeat) to safely and effectively migrate your existing IT infrastructure to a microservice platformall without interrupting your current IT services.

Microservices migration patterns

March 24, 2020

Mark Richards outlines patterns for migrating monolithic and service-oriented architectures to microservices.

NANOG 78 Community Meeting

March 24, 2020