Virtual Event | OCTOBER 22 + 23, 2025
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Paweł Obrępalski is a Staff Engineer at ShareChat, passionate about performance and simplicity.
Neha Pawar is a Founding Engineer, and Head of Data Infra at StarTree (https://www.startree.ai/), which aims to democratize data for all users by providing real-time, user-facing analytics. Prior to this, she was part of LinkedIn's Data Analytics Infrastructure org for 5 years, working on Apache Pinot & ThirdEye. She is passionate about big data technologies and real-time analytics databases. Neha is an Apache Pinot PMC and Committer. She has made numerous impactful contributions to Apache Pinot, with a focus on realtime streaming engine and ingestion. At StarTree, she led initiatives such as Tiered Storage and StarTree Serverless. She actively fosters the growing Apache Pinot and StarTree community & loves to evangelize Pinot by making entertaining video tutorials & illustrations, writing blogs and delivering tech talks. When not sipping Pinot, you can find Neha jamming with her husband, painting or hiking with her dogs.
Jake Hillion is a Software Engineer at Meta. Working on scheduling with sched_ext. Experience deploying novel userspace schedulers to production and building the features needed to outperform existing kernel schedulers, debugging application performance along the way. Previous experience working on debuggers and memory profiling, with a focus on writing high performance memory efficient C++.
I work on database management systems development and specialize in Performance Engineering, Query Analysis and Planning, JIT Compilation, System Programming, Distributed Systems. Currently I am working in Tinybird on ClickHouse database. I am top 10 ClickHouse contributor. Here is my blog https://maksimkita.com.
Tulika Bhatt is a Senior Software Engineer at Netflix, specializing in Personalization Data Engineering. With nearly a decade of experience spanning industries such as digital media, fintech, and telecommunications, Tulika has a proven track record of leveraging data to drive impactful user experiences. At Netflix, Tulika manages datasets that power content recommendations for over 250 million plus subscribers, processing trillions of data points annually. Previously, she held key roles at BlackRock, developing cloud-native financial applications and optimizing machine learning workflows, and at Verizon, where she enhanced self-service adoption through innovative web solutions. An alumna of Columbia University (M.S. in Computer Science), Tulika is passionate about sharing knowledge through speaking engagements, mentoring aspiring engineers, and contributing to industry conversations on data-driven innovation.
Rachel Stephens is a Research Director with RedMonk and has been with the firm since 2016. Rachel comes to RedMonk with a wealth of financial experience, and she applies this quantitative lens to her analysis. Her focus is broad (as it is for all of the RedMonk analysts), but she devotes a lot of time to emerging growth technologies. Before joining RedMonk, Rachel worked as a database administrator and financial analyst. Rachel holds an MBA with a Business Intelligence certification from Colorado State University and a BA in Finance from the University of Colorado. She is currently based in Denver, Colorado.
Avi Kivity, CTO of ScyllaDB, is known mostly for starting the Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) project, the hypervisor underlying many production clouds. He has worked for Qumranet and Red Hat as KVM maintainer until December 2012. Avi is now CTO of ScyllaDB, a company that seeks to bring the same kind of innovation to the public cloud space.
Pekka Enberg is the Founder & CTO at Turso.
Dor Laor is the CEO of ScyllaDB. Previously, Dor was part of the founding team of the KVM hypervisor under Qumranet that was acquired by Red Hat. At Red Hat Dor was managing the KVM and Xen development for several years. Dor holds an MSc from the Technion and a Phd in snowboarding.
Cristian Velazquez is a Staff Site Reliability Engineer on the Maps Production Engineering team at Uber. He works on multiple efficiency initiatives across multiple organizations. He leads the GC tuning efforts across the company.
Jens Axboe is a Software Engineer at Meta. Axboe is the current Linux kernel maintainer of the block layer and other block devices, along with contributing the CFQ I/O scheduler, Noop scheduler, Deadline scheduler, io_uring, and the splice I/O architecture. Jens is also the author of the blktrace utility and kernel parts, which provides a way to trace every block I/O activity in the Linux kernel. blktrace exists in 2.6.17 and later Linux kernels.
Glauber is a veteran low-level engineer with a strong focus on performance and resource management. He has worked with a variety of subsystems in the Linux Kernel, most notably the KVM Hypervisor and the cgroups resource management infrastructure that created the foundations of the containers revolution. Glauber had spent many years with ScyllaDB working with both business and technical issues, specializing in storage I/O and automated resource controlling. Currently he is the Founder & CEO of Turso, where he authored the Glommio asynchronous framework for Rust.
Felipe Mendes is an IT specialist with over a decade of experience working with distributed systems and databases. He has co-authored several technical publications, ranging from Linux, containers, distributed systems and distributed databases. A frequent speaker at events, he works as a Technical Director for ScyllaDB.
Kusha Maharshi is a Senior Software Engineer at Bloomberg, where she passionately works on distributed tracing and observability infrastructure. An avid public speaker, she loves breaking down complex technical challenges with clarity – and a dose of humor. Kusha holds a degree in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University, where she specialized in computer systems. Her favorite programming language? Assembly.
Dominik Tornow is CEO and founder of Resonate HQ, Inc. Dominik focuses on correctness, reliability, and scalability of distributed systems. He is the author of Thinking in Distributed Systems.
Nick Van Wiggeren is the CTO at PlanetScale, where he takes the details seriously while building the fastest and most reliable cloud database. Previously, he worked all over the GitHub product, and in many other developer-facing products that you know and (hopefully) love.
I'm Chip Huyen, a writer and computer scientist. I'm building infrastructure or real-time ML. I also teach Machine Learning Systems Design at Stanford. Previously, I was with Snorkel AI, NVIDIA, Netflix, Primer, Baomoi.com (acquired by VNG). I helped launch Coc Coc - Vietnam’s second most popular web browser with 20+ million monthly active users. In my free time, I travel and write. After high school, I went to Brunei for a 3-day vacation which turned into a 3-year trip through Asia, Africa, and South America. During my trip, I worked as a Bollywood extra, a casino hostess, and a street performer. I’m the author of four bestselling Vietnamese books. I’m working on an English book on machine learning interviews.
Magdalen Manohar is a Senior Researcher in Microsoft Azure. Her researcher interests include all things vector databases, especially the design of efficient parallel and concurrent vector indexing algorithms. She is develops the open source ParlayANN library, a benchmark suite of high-performance vector indexing algorithms. She holds a PhD in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University.
Pawel Pery is a Senior Software Engineer at ScyllaDB.
Johannes Bechberger is a Software Engineer at SAP.
John Thomson is a Deep Learning Algorithms Engineer at NVIDIA.
Alex Pshenichkin is a tech lead at Antithesis. He helped build the company's deterministic hypervisor seven years ago and has been in charge of maintaining and improving it ever since.
Raphael is an engineer working on the ScyllaDB storage layer for the past 7 years. Previously, he worked on bringing new file system support for the Syslinux project, which is a suite of bootloaders for starting up Linux. He’s passionate about OS development too, which led him to work on OSv, an operating system for virtualized environments, and make contributions to the Linux kernel as well.
Sarthak Sehgal is a C++ Software Engineer at a high frequency options market making firm. His interests lie in low level programming, performance optimization, and finance. He talks about code and finance on his blog at sartech.substack.com
Joe is an enthusiastic advocate for cloud-native technologies. Having served as the CTO of a dynamic start-up company, Joe excels at directing and inspiring team members to deliver exceptional results. Currently, Joe proudly serves as a Developer Advocate at DragonflyDB, a modern multi-threaded Redis-compatible in-memory data store system. In this role, he is dedicated to promoting this innovative solution and empowering developers to leverage its capabilities for optimal performance and efficiency.
Born in Indonesia, live in Jakarta, have been working as an engineer for more than 7 years. I love technical things, solve problems, and trying something new and challenging.
Hillel is a formal methods consultant, the author of Learn TLA+ and Practical TLA+, and a member of the TLA+ and Alloy boards. His other work includes *The Crossover Project*, a collection of interviews with traditional-turned-software engineers, and *Let's Prove Leftpad*. In his free time, he juggles and makes chocolate. He did, in fact, bring enough for everyone.
Nadav Har'El has had a diverse 30-year career in computer programming and computer science, working in areas including information retrieval, virtualization and operating systems. Today he works on ScyllaDB, and among other things led the Alternator development.
Aditya is a co-founder at Blacksmith. Blacksmith is a high-performance cloud platform with a hardware-software stack purpose-built for CI. Prior to Blacksmith, Aditya was an early engineer at Cockroach Labs and worked on developing disaster recovery systems for CockroachDB.
Optimize your services with cost-efficient observability using high-performance sketching tools. Dive into creating sketching tech for various scenarios, making the most out of your resources and enhancing performance. #DevTools #Observability #PerformanceOptimization
Distributed computing and storage engineer for HPC, microservices and ML/Data platforms for many years. Evangelist of type-driven development and category theory for developers.
Sanyam Gupta is a Software Engineer at ShareChat.
Specialist Solutions Architect at AWS with roots in infrastructure and a passion for efficient compute, cloud, and performance engineering. From co-founding a trailblazing startup to architecting services across major cloud platforms, Guillermo bridges the gap between low-level optimization and real-world impact—helping teams build faster, leaner, and smarter.
Kate Goldenring is a senior software engineer at Fermyon and open source developer in the WebAssembly, Kubernetes, and edge spaces, maintaining CNCF projects Akri, Spin and SpinKube. She serves as co-chair of the CNCF IoT Edge Working Group and the Bytecode Alliance Documentation SIG. Away from the desk, Kate is an avid mountaineer, teaching climbing courses for her local outdoors club.
Tanel Poder is a long-time computer performance geek, working on various complex systems like (Oracle) database clusters, modern Big Data & cloud technologies and anything running on Linux/Unix. He has built and fixed enterprise data systems all around the world, this has also resulted in building a few small-but-very-fun tech companies around better tools and methods. He has two patents in the data virtualization space and has realized that this is enough. In addition to his R&D, he occasionally delivers consulting, advisory and training to companies and talks about performance & troubleshooting both at public conferences and his video channels available at his website.
Dom is a core maintainer of the Pixie open source project and founder/CEO at Cosmic. He previously worked at Crowdstrike, focusing on the eBPF Linux sensor, and at New Relic, working on Pixie full-time. Dom first began building observability tooling at Twitter, where he scaled the internally developed time series database to 30B active time series. During his time at Twitter, he became an active contributor to Pixie, expanding its TLS tracing to support JVM-based services.
Manya is a second-year computer science PhD student at MIT. She is interested in designing extensible and productive languages (and tools!) for heterogeneous systems.
From robots, microcontrollers, and display drivers to distributed systems, I've done a lot of different things where tail latency is critical. There's always something new to learn when you're optimizing to perfection.
Rajesh Kumar Pandey is a Principal Engineer at AWS, designing resilient, large-scale serverless architectures for event-driven and AI-powered workloads. With over a decade of experience in distributed systems and cloud performance engineering, he focuses on minimizing tail latencies, scaling async event pipelines, and improving cost-performance tradeoffs in production systems. Rajesh shares practical insights in his newsletter, Cold Starts, and has authored several publications on serverless reliability and performance tuning.
Experienced software developer and architect with a diverse background across multiple domains, including fintech, enterprise systems management, virtualization, investment banking, and databases. I have had the privilege of working at renowned companies such as Goldman Sachs, Dell-EMC, and PayPal. I have a passion for problem-solving and thrive in designing robust, distributed, and scalable enterprise solutions that meet the complex needs of modern businesses. My expertise lies in crafting innovative systems that optimize performance, reliability, and efficiency, making a significant impact on both the technical and business aspects of the organizations I work with.
Duarte Nunes is a software engineer at Datadog, focused on building fast and reliable core systems. His background lies at the intersection between distributed systems and single-machine performance.
InfraOps Engineer at Fly.io. Currently working on distributed systems and networking software. Previously worked on Kubernetes @Weavework
As a 5G Senior Solutions Engineer at ARM, I specialize in orchestrating the stack bring-up process and conducting in-depth code analysis to optimize system performance. My focus involves integrating 5G components, such as RAN and Core Network, with precise configurations to ensure seamless operation. I delve into critical code components, analyzing their impact on system and CPU performance to identify areas for enhancement. Additionally, I play an active role in developing software plugins and tools for studying 5G performance across different generations of ARM processors. My goal is to continually improve code execution efficiency and overall system performance. Prior to this, I was a Graduate thesis student at Texas A&M University with majors in Computer Engineering, where I was actively involved in the research of 5G Networks using Reinforcement Learning associated with the LENS Laboratory.
Hello, I'm Almog: co-founder of Responsive! I've spent a decade working on industry's hardest problems in distributed systems, starting with search infrastructure at LinkedIn before moving on to realtime data processing. I enjoy sharing insights I've stumbled on throughout my career about the internals of data systems and the future of data infrastructure.
Jubin Abhishek Soni is a Senior Software Engineer at Yahoo, where he leads large-scale cloud migration efforts and the development of real-time data platforms. With over 13 years of experience in full-stack development, AI-powered systems, and cloud-native architectures, he has held key engineering roles at companies including Nextdoor, Chartmetric, and S&P Global. Jubin is an active member of professional communities such as IEEE, the AI Guild, and IAENG. He also serves as a judge for the Globee Awards, evaluating global innovations in AI, technology, and disruption, and has published research in applied AI and cloud infrastructure. He holds an M.S. in Computer Science from NYU, along with multiple certifications in cloud and AI technologies. Jubin is passionate about building scalable, AI-driven systems, designing robust big data pipelines, and mentoring the next generation of technologists.
Alexandru Ene is a Principal Engineer in Prime Video at Amazon. Previously he’s worked in video games, game engines and has a passion for interactive media and high-performance systems.
Alexey has 16 years of experience designing, developing, and operating data-intensive applications. He started work on ClickHouse in 2009 and initiated its release in open-source in 2016. Prior to ClickHouse, he developed the data processing engine of the world's 2nd largest web analytics system. His area of interest is data processing algorithms and technologies. He loves data and high performance.
Ex-Cisco certified networking professional with 20 years practical experience designing network infrastructures around the world. Had a secret double life as a software engineer, having spent 20 years developing low-level software in C in my spare time. These days I tinker with eBPF as my full time job.
Simon works at EDB where he looks after observability and deployment tooling including Postgres Enterprise Manager (PEM) and Trusted Postgres Architect (TPA). When his children occasionally allow him some free time and it's too dark, cold or wet to ride a bike, he likes to tinker with silly Postgres ideas and see how far he can take them. Very occasionally these make it as far as a blog article on sonotley.uk (exactly one post so far!).
Christian is a Systems Software Engineer at Neon. Prior to Neon, he worked at Nutanix on Nutanix Files. Christian contributed to OpenZFS and maintains zrepl, a popular tool for ZFS replication and snapshot management.
AJ Stuyvenberg is an AWS Serverless Hero and a Staff Engineer at Datadog. His work focuses on Serverless and Distributed Systems observability. AJ is an open source author and maintains several projects which focus on solving the Serverless developer experience. He’s spoken at multiple conferences including AWS re:Invent and AWS Summits, and frequently writes about Serverless topics on his blog. Previously, he was Principal Engineer at Serverless Inc – the company behind the Serverless Framework. In his spare time, AJ is an avid BASE jumper, and enjoys flying his wingsuit in the Alps.
Andrii has a total of 17 years of software engineering experience and has been very passionate about Go for the past 6 years. Over the past 5 years at Delivery Hero, he has adeptly harnessed Golang, excelling in constructing high-load applications, leveraging Golang's concurrency capabilities to engineer scalable solutions that optimise performance and handle substantial data processing tasks.
Aric serves as the Chief Technologist on Red Hat's Global FSI team, where he helps clients meet their strategic priorities through the use of open source technology. Prior to joining Red Hat, he led large, digital transformation projects at Goldman Sachs’ Investment Management Division and was co-founder/CTO of several FinTechs in equity and FX trading.
Anusha Reddy Guntakandla is a software engineer with 10+ years of experience in full-stack development, system architecture, and application management. Currently, she is a Software Engineer III at Wayfair LLC in Boston, MA, leading projects on system decoupling, real-time task optimization, and UI enhancement. Anusha has expertise in Java, Spring Boot, Node.js, GraphQL, Kafka, Kubernetes, and Aerospike. She has significantly improved agent experience through role-based authentication and UI redesigns. Previously, Anusha has contributed to Wayfair’s internal order management systems and the integration of technologies to boost system reliability. Before Wayfair, she worked at Infosys, designing data warehouses and ETL processes, and as a Graduate Assistant at the University of Illinois. She holds a Master's in Computer Science and a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering.
Software developer for 15 years, visited .Net, Ruby, Elixir, JavaScript and the rest of the full stack ecosystem. Currently enjoying Rust at Trigo, building AI driven autonomous stores and theft prevention systems.
Ash Vardanian is a seasoned researcher in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence with an astrophysical background. With a keen interest in High-Performance Computing, Ash has developed and maintained numerous Open-Source tools tailored for large-scale data processing, mostly focusing on GPU & SIMD-accelerated Vector and Full-Text Search.
Moshe Twitto is the founder and CTO of Pliops, a company dedicated to developing a cutting-edge storage solution for AI applications. Moshe is an expert in advanced data management and coding algorithms. Prior to co-founding Pliops, Moshe served as Chief Scientist of Samsung’s SSD Controller Development Center in Israel, holds MSEE, BSEE degrees from Technion Israel Institute of Technology, Summa Cum Laude and served in the Unit 8200 Intelligence Division of the Israel Defense Corps.
Gustav is currently working as a software developer in SCADA MINDS doing consultant work in the wind power industry. He has previously worked on open-source projects like ts-jest and django_auto_prefetching
Sanchay Javeria is a Senior Software Engineer at Pinterest.
Andy Pavlo is an Associate Professor of Databaseology in the Computer Science Department at Carnegie Mellon University. His (unnatural) infatuation with database systems has inadvertently caused him to incur several distinctions, such as VLDB Early Career Award (2021), NSF CAREER (2019), Sloan Fellowship (2018), and the ACM SIGMOD Jim Gray Best Dissertation Award (2014). He was also the CEO & co-founder of the OtterTune database tuning start-up (2020).
Danish is a Staff Software Engineer at Attentive, where he plays a key role in shaping the architecture and scalability of our product. With nearly 15 years of experience in building distributed systems for high traffic ad-tech and e-commerce, he has been instrumental in developing our next-generation marketing solutions powered by AI. Outside of work, Danish enjoys gardening, vermiculture, and rock climbing. He loves sharing his harvest with his four-year old son before they head out on climbing adventures together.
Steve Heller has been a programmer since the late Neolithic in computer history terms, having written his first program in 1965 in FORTRAN II. He has been a programmer ever since with a few side forays, e.g., textbook writing and top-level technical support at Microsoft. Efficient variable-length data storage on block devices has been a passion of his for the last 50 years.
Saurabh Jaluka is a Senior Software Engineer at Netflix.
Qian Li is a co-founder at DBOS, Inc. She received her PhD in Computer Science from Stanford University, advised by Christos Kozyrakis. Her research interests include serverless, databases, and cloud resource management.
I’m a software developer at JPoint who loves to use and find new techniques and pragmatically apply them.
A Thai born SRE, who moved to live and work in Barcelona. I started my career as a software engineer and transitioned to be a platform engineer and then Site Reliability Engineer. I have an experience of building a Kubernetes platform for internal users and also operating the platform for thousands of engineers, managing thousands of nodes across 30 Kubernetes clusters. I'm also a "tech blogger" who loves sharing stories from my area of work to the industry.
Henrietta Dombrovskaya (currently a Database Architect at DRW) is a database researcher and developer with 40 years of academic and industrial experience. Henrietta is very active in the PostgreSQL community. She is a founder of Prairie Postgres NFP, an organization supporting Postgres education in the Midwest states of the US. She regularly talks at the PostgreSQL conferences. Her contributions to the community include the pg_bitemporal project, which supports two-dimensional time in PostgreSQL, postgres_air training database (the largest open-source PostgreSQL training database), and the NORM technology - the novel way of communications between applications and databases. She authored, together with B. Novikov and A. Bailliekova, the book "PostgreSQL Query Optimization," Apress, 2024.
Fouded tonbo.io in 2024, offering open serverless analytics DB service. Worked in infra team of Bytedance, delivering 10+PB per day time-series data processing and Rust infra. Owner of ThriftPy, 50m downloads per month, trusted by Bytedance, X, Rapids AI and Zapier.
I am Staff software engineer at Rivian VW group, I have been a founding engineer at Rivian from October 2021 and we have built the entire realtime stream processing stack here. I am passionate about Realtime stream processing using Apache Flink, Kafka, Schema registry, Druid, Pinot, web application development using Spring-Boot MVC micro services framework, React and Javascript. Prior to Rivian, I was at Yahoo in feed Personalization team where I worked on streaming data for feature engineering and worked closely with data scientists to serve relevant content to users across Yahoo homepage, Yahoo finance etc. At Stony Brook, Data Science, AI, Operating Systems, Database systems have been my favorite subjects to study. I am passionate about Systems, Networking, Machine Learning. I like to describe myself as a problem solver and I am never shy of adapting to a new technology, tool or language to solve a given problem.
Andrei has over 12 years of experience as a Software Engineer in building high-load distributed systems. Currently, he is developing cutting-edge ML infrastructure.
Dr. Jonathan Perry is a maintainer of the OpenTelemetry eBPF network collector and CEO of Unvariance, which develops tools to detect and mitigate noisy neighbors. At MIT, he built systems to enhance efficiency and reduce response times by mitigating network contention. Jonathan previously founded Flowmill, where he developed eBPF-based network monitoring tools prior to the company's acquisition by Splunk. He is based in Austin, Texas.
Ashutosh Agrawal is a Staff Software Engineer for Google Gemini.
Seph has been programming for decades - long enough to have his brain altered by it. For the last decade, a lot of that focus has been on collaborative technology. He worked on Google Wave back in 2010. Since then he made ShareJS then ShareDB, the first realtime collaborative database built on top of Operational Transform. Most recently he's been pushing everyone to make lightning fast CRDTs - including inventing his own (Diamond Types and Eg-walker).
A Python programmer, an active python community member, I enjoy learning from experienced developers and sharing insights. Worked on python frameworks, exploring computer vision, automation, and AI. I love solving problems, building projects, and understanding how technology impacts the real world. I actively participate in tech meetups, hackathons, and open-source communities, gaining hands-on experience. I've also been a speaker at PyDelhi, pyconfererence bangalore, FossUnited Delhi
I've been working at Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies since January 2024 soon after I graduated from North Carolina State University with B.E in Computer Science. I've mostly worked on Streaming technologies, employing Flink, Kafka, and Spring Boot, to support Rivian vehicles by providing real-time telemetry data to the stakeholders. I'm passionate about learning new technologies and collaborate and share ideas with others for problem solving and creating values.
I’m a Cloud and DevOps Architect with over 11 years of experience crafting low-latency, high-performance distributed systems. Certified as a GCP Professional Architect, AWS Solutions Architect, and CKA, I specialise in AWS, GCP, NoSQL databases (ScyllaDB, Cassandra, MongoDB, Redis), and Kafka streaming. I’m thrilled about building tailored, real-time data streaming applications that deliver sub-millisecond performance. Currently, I’m working on ScyllaDB, Kafka, and data streaming solutions, where I find immense joy in optimising for speed and scale. My expertise includes Kubernetes, Docker, Helm, Terraform, Ansible, and monitoring with Prometheus, Grafana, and ELK, alongside CI/CD using Jenkins and ArgoCD. With Python and SQL, I design efficient streaming pipelines. In this session, I’ll share practical insights on building low-latency, resilient systems, drawing from my passion for high-performance architectures.
Stefan is a software engineer working in the HotSpot GC-team at Oracle. He joined the GC-team in 2013 and has been active in OpenJDK since then with a focus on the G1 and ZGC garbage collectors. Prior to working with GC in the JVM he was working on other JVM related projects at Oracle/Bea.
Geoff is a Principal Engineer at AWS (Annapurna Labs) based in Austin, Texas. He works on the AWS Graviton based EC2 instances making sure everyone can get the most performance out of them. This includes contributing optimizations to open-source projects, helping customers tune their service for Graviton, and exploring new ways to measure and optimize performance.
Wednesday, October 22
8:00am – 1:00pm Pacific Time
16:00 – 20:00 UTC
Thursday, October 23
8:00am – 1:00pm Pacific Time
16:00 – 20:00 UTC
Follow us on Twitter @p99conf or Bluesky @scylladb.com for the latest updates.
Full agenda will be announced soon.
Great #p99conf so far -- a masterclass on all the kinds of latency in services, and then a really interesting talk from someone building their own toy operating system, and the latency challenges they solved in it.
— Adam Chalmers (@adamchalmers.com) October 23, 2024 at 10:00 AM
#P99CONF has been dope. always great listening to brilliant engineers..
— Julian Dumebi Duru (@durutheguru) October 23, 2024
The Scylla team’s conferences—P99 CONF and Monster Scale Summit— are top-tier. The hardest part is choosing a track when every session looks great. And the swag is in its own league 🙂
— Ivan Burmistrov (@isburmistrov.bsky.social) March 7, 2025 at 1:23 AM
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Great talk at @P99CONF about Patterns of Low Latency. @PekkaEngberg gave us a show!! Great event, @ScyllaDB. pic.twitter.com/0hdxJeidjU
— João Victor Martins (@j_a_o_v_c_t_r) October 23, 2024
#P99CONF speaker wearing a pantera shirt and the chat’s like 😍 - performance nerds come in all shapes and sizes! #ScyllaDB
— doertedev 🇩🇪🏋🏼🍗 (@doertedev) October 24, 2024
😍 eBee has flown onto the sticker pack for #p99conf ! And look how nicely the ScyllaDB monster is gazing up at her 😀
— Liz Rice 💛💙🐝 (@lizrice.com) October 1, 2024 at 2:52 AM
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Excited for Day 2 @P99CONF with this cute little guest 🥰 #P99CONF pic.twitter.com/FiyO8ffqpN
— Aadhav Vignesh (@carrotburnt) October 24, 2024
The banger opening presentation at P99 Conf by Professor Andy Pavlo
— v (@avi.im) October 26, 2024 at 7:34 PM
watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vD-0dw4gUhw
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P99 conf videos are available here www.p99conf.io If you enjoy things like low-latency, high-performance or distributed systems I am sure you'll find something you like!
— Miguel Ángel Pastor Olivar (@migue.bsky.social) October 25, 2024 at 11:05 PM
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Never have I wanted a swag pack so much #P99CONF #ScyllaDB
— Peter Bowyer (@peterbowyer) October 24, 2024
My @plotlygraphs T-shirt is 10yrs old and must go... pic.twitter.com/Qq3U3wT6OO
Andy Pavlo's talk at #P99CONF was mind blowing. Beautiful synergy between eBPF and databases explained with some great performance benchmark numbers. Looking forward to reading more on this from the CMU report - https://t.co/Ulc877HtKy pic.twitter.com/f6PDJhIi98
— Debasish (দেবাশিস্) Ghosh 🇮🇳 (@debasishg) October 26, 2024
An awesome talk by Cristian Velazquez (Uber) on enhancing P99 latency for third-party APIs (yup!), full of adventures and very interesting solutions! Definitely going to apply some of them for our use cases!#P99CONF #ScyllaDB pic.twitter.com/30qTwdJ4wl
— aksh1618 (@aksh1618) October 24, 2024
congrats to #p99conf for being the best conference at absolutely dominating my timeline with interesting-as-shit talks for two days solid
— knewter 🇺🇲/acc (@knewter) October 26, 2024
There’s no other event like this — a conference for engineers by engineers, where we’ll share novel approaches for solving complex problems efficiently and at speed. Vendor and tool agnostic, this conference will be for a highly technical audience only. Your boss’s boss is not invited.
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