November 10, 2015 at 17:08Highload Dev Conf'2015 was held on October 17 in Minsk
On October 17, the annual brutal conference Highload Dev Conf .
The participants were more than 300 severe developers who are interested in highly loaded projects and BigData.
The atmosphere, despite the severity of the audience, reigned cheerful and friendly.
At the conference, 15 reports were presented, which the Program Committee helped to select, in the person of serious guys: Anton Ananich, Vani Antipov, Roman Bugaev, Alexei Sazanov and Arseny Lapunov.
Briefly about the conference reports,
Eugene Varavva talked about what “SRE on Google” is and how the SRE team differs from devops or sys. admin, and also gave examples of work.
In the report of Andrey Svetlov, one could see and hear many practical examples and tips on how to make your decision for optimal cluster loading.
Charming and cheerful Roman Imankulov from Todoist popularly told how to add API functions for data synchronization, allowing you to write “fat clients” using only MySQL and Redis.
HDConf did not pass by the popular theme of containers and cloud solutions. Yuri Nasretdinov, Alexey Zalesov, Alexander Lomov, Dmitry Lazarenko and Dmitry Durasov shared their experiences.
Incredibly popular was the topic of seals in speaker presentations.
Throughout the conference, over a cup of coffee, discussions and heated discussions were held both with speakers and among participants.
The most active participants, whose questions were noted by the speakers, received branded T-shirts from the organizers of HDConf.
The end of a busy day was an informal afterparty, where in a more relaxed atmosphere there were conversations “for high load”!
You can find the most interesting from our participants on social networks under the hashtag #hdconf .
Conference proceedings:
HDConf speaker video will be available later this week!
See you at Highload Dev Conf'2016!
The participants were more than 300 severe developers who are interested in highly loaded projects and BigData.
The atmosphere, despite the severity of the audience, reigned cheerful and friendly.
At the conference, 15 reports were presented, which the Program Committee helped to select, in the person of serious guys: Anton Ananich, Vani Antipov, Roman Bugaev, Alexei Sazanov and Arseny Lapunov.
Briefly about the conference reports,
Eugene Varavva talked about what “SRE on Google” is and how the SRE team differs from devops or sys. admin, and also gave examples of work.
In the report of Andrey Svetlov, one could see and hear many practical examples and tips on how to make your decision for optimal cluster loading.
Charming and cheerful Roman Imankulov from Todoist popularly told how to add API functions for data synchronization, allowing you to write “fat clients” using only MySQL and Redis.
HDConf did not pass by the popular theme of containers and cloud solutions. Yuri Nasretdinov, Alexey Zalesov, Alexander Lomov, Dmitry Lazarenko and Dmitry Durasov shared their experiences.
Incredibly popular was the topic of seals in speaker presentations.
Throughout the conference, over a cup of coffee, discussions and heated discussions were held both with speakers and among participants.
The most active participants, whose questions were noted by the speakers, received branded T-shirts from the organizers of HDConf.
The end of a busy day was an informal afterparty, where in a more relaxed atmosphere there were conversations “for high load”!
You can find the most interesting from our participants on social networks under the hashtag #hdconf .
Conference proceedings:
Sergey Shelpuk- “Effective search for similar objects on big data using an office laptop” from Tanya Denisyuk
Pavel Veinik- “Programming and linguistics: how to understand the language and how to extract knowledge from texts. The real case of the project » from Tanya Denisyuk
Mikhail Serchenya- “Building a resilient scalable environment for WEB and backend mobile applications” from Tanya Denisyuk
Dmitry Lazarenko- “Live migration and fault tolerance of containers in a hybrid cloud” from Tanya Denisyuk
Levon Avakyan - “The Evolution of the Clans in Wargaming. From the web page on the tank portal to the multi-game service » from Tanya Denisyuk
HDConf speaker video will be available later this week!
See you at Highload Dev Conf'2016!