
Vadim will talk about which metrics to collect from microservices at different stages, and share his experience of using these metrics to check production status. In general, let's talk about everything called “life after launch in Kubernetes”.
Ivan will show the evolution of private clouds in Booking.com, will tell on which technologies different generations were built. Let us see how the implementation of containerized applications and SOA forced the restructuring of internal processes and, starting as a small project, eventually turned into something much larger.
Nikolai offers to get acquainted with the concept of “Remembering Fabric”, Persistence Fabric, which will help solve a lot of microservice architecture problems with separate databases for different services. In the report we will talk about the elements of its implementation on the graphical DBMS Neo4J.
Dmitry will finally tell whether the base in Kubernetes is possible. With specific examples, we will consider when it makes sense to place databases (and generally stateful applications) in Kubernetes, and in which it is unjustified or even harmful and dangerous.
Nikolai will share his experience in the development and operation of specialized database timeseries, which are based on Apache Kafka. The main benefit is how you can NOT implement some of the most complex logic for a given task, but take it from Apache Kafka: do not do replication yourself; get sharding out of the box; maintain / control data integrity.
Alexey in his speech, Alexey promises to make out the situations that development teams see as the solution to their tasks, and DBA - as a source of potential problems. This report will be useful to an extremely wide range of technicians involved in software development and database maintenance.We went a long way towards this and were finally pleased to announce the Prize for the contribution to the development of the Internet development ecosystem in Russia. For the first time, we will present the HighLoad Award ++ to professionals who have had a profound positive effect on the development of the Internet development ecosystem in Russia.
This is thanks to the community of professionals for their leaders. For work and dedication, for sleepless nights and countless performances, for believing in your product or technology. We thank you for making us stronger, our sites faster, and our work easier and more productive!

Oleg and Fedor believe that in most cases the so-called “highload” is a signal that something is conceived or done incorrectly. The report will look at typical errors of architects, application developers, and database administrators, which lead to unreasonably high workloads. In addition, of course, we’ll focus on the intricacies of PostgreSQL advanced features.
Ilya approaches the issue of self-development systematically, and will teach us. Starting with what books must be read, ending with how to look for answers to questions that are not in the books and never will be. Let's go through the list of theoretical knowledge that modern basist needs, let's see how to maintain them up to date. And we will do the same with practical skills.
From whom to find out about the requests in ClickHouse, as not from the developer ClickHouse. Alexey will demonstrate the built-in capabilities of query performance introspection in ClickHouse and the opportunities provided by the operating system, which everyone should be aware of.
Yuri will explain in detail why VK needs ClickHouse, how much data is stored, and much more. Let's go through the points: statistics collection, cluster configuration, buffer tables, operational problems, local proxy for ClickHouse.We can hardly offer you a personal visit, SKOLKOVO was not stretchable and will not be able to accommodate more than 3,000 people. But the broadcast is quite - watch for free air or purchase the full broadcast of all reports.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/428852/
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