Pam Selle on Serverless Observability
On this podcast, Pam Selle (an engineer for IOPipe who builds tooling for serverless observability) talks about the case for serverless and the challenges for developing observability solutions. Some ...
4 Kesä 201828min
Serverless and the Serverless Framework with David Wells
The Serverless Framework is quickly becoming one of the more popular frameworks used in managing serverless deployments. David Wells, an engineer working on the framework, talks with Wes Reisz about s...
27 Touko 201832min
Colin Eberhardt on WebAssembly
In this podcast Wes Reisz talks to Colin Eberhardt, the Technology Director at Scott Logic, talks about what WebAssembly (WASM) is, a bit of the history of JavaScript, information about WebAssembly, a...
11 Touko 201832min
Martin Thompson on Aeron, Binary vs Text for Message Encoding, and Raft
Martin Thompson discusses consensus in distributed systems, and how Aeron uses Raft for clustering in the upcoming release. Martin is a Java Champion with over 2 decades of experience building complex...
7 Touko 201834min
Building a Data Science Capability with Stephanie Yee, Matei Zaharia, Sid Anand and Soups Ranjan
In this podcast, recorded live at QCon.ai, Principal Technical Advisor & QCon Chair Wes Reisz and InfoQ Editor-in-chief Charles Humble chair a panel discussion with Stephanie Yee, data scientist at St...
27 Huhti 201843min
Streaming: Danny Yuan on Real-Time, Time Series Forecasting @Uber
On this week’s podcast, Danny Yuan, Uber’s Real-time Streaming/Forecasting Lead, lays out a thorough recipe book for building a real-time streaming platform with a major focus on forecasting. In this ...
31 Maalis 201826min
Sander Mak on the Java Module System
Sander Mak and Wes Reisz discuss the Java module system and how adoption is going. Topics discussed on this podcast include Java modularity steps / migrations, green field projects, some of the concer...
23 Maalis 201835min
Jendrik Joerdening and Anthony Navarro on Self-Racing Cars Using Deep Neural Networks
Jendrik Joerdening and Anthony Navarro describe how a team of 18 Udacity students entered a self-racing car event They had very limited experience of building autonomous control systems for vehicles...
16 Maalis 201837min
