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While no one enjoys it, disciplining your child and letting them know who is in charge is an important part of parenting. If you have a strong-willed son or daughter, you know just how difficult it can be to avoid conflict while defining these important boundaries and limits.
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Кирилл расскажет о таких темах, как практичность современных распределенных файловых систем для складирования структурированных данных, сложности синхронизации данных на разных Ламбда уровнях, а также несколько Big Data новинок для закрытия брешей в традиционном описании Ламбда архитектуры. Кирилл расскажет как о пользе этой модели, так и об извлеченных уроках ее использования.
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Причем это касается как собственных разработок, так и популярных open source решений.
Я расскажу, как устроена диагностика у некоторых популярных софтин:
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- postgresql
- mongodb
Мы попробуем разобраться, что там сделано хорошо, и чего не хватает для полного счастья.
Во второй части доклада мы поговорим про то, как нужно инструментировать собственное приложение для прозрачной работы в продакшне:
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- как не перемудрить и не убить прод диагностикой.
Может показаться, что этот доклад про DevOps, но нет - про docker не будет ни слова :)
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