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NoSQL, NoMQ: Palo Alto Networks’ New Event Streaming Paradigm

How Palo Alto Networks eliminated the MQ layer for a project that correlates events in near real time, using an existing database instead of Kafka.

Intel CPU Die Topology

Jason Rahman looks at a pair of Intel CPUs and observes a few key details on their on-die interconnect topology and impact on cross-core communication patterns.

Kerry Osborne: 3 Real-World Approaches for Solving Complex Performance Problems

Google’s D.atabase Black Belt leader, Kerry Osborne, explores the pros and cons of three approaches to solving complex performance problems

Kerry Osborne: Your Brain Solving Performance Problems

Google’s Database Black Belt leader, Kerry Osborne, explores what goes on in your brain as you attempt to solve performance problems.

Kerry Osborne on the Complexity of Solving Performance Problems

Google’s Database Black Belt leader Kerry Osborne explores the complexity of solving performance problems related to databases and IO systems.

P99 CONF 24: The Wait is Over

An early look at P99 CONF 24, including 3 session sneak peeks: Amos Wenger, Andy Pavlo, and Michael Stonebraker.

P99 CONF Call for Speakers | OCTOBER 23 + 24, 2024 | All Things Performance

Low-Latency & Performance-Obsessed Engineers: Share Your Insights At P99 CONF

Obsessed with high performance and low latency engineering? Discuss your experiments, optimizations, ideas, and lessons learned with ~20K like-minded engineers… at P99 CONF 2024!

Bun, Tokio, Turso Creators on Rust vs Zig

What transpired when Glauber Costa (Turso co-founder), Jarred Sumner (developer of Bun.js and CEO of Oven) and Carl Lerche (developer of Tokio and major Rust contributor) got together for an impromptu “coding for speed” panel at P99 CONF

Bryan Cantrill & Friends on Corporate Open Source Antipatterns at P99 CONF

When Bryan Cantrill & friends start talking about “open source antipatterns,” it gets spicy fast – and the intensity continues for a remarkable time.

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