15 Books by P99 CONF Speakers: Go, Wasm, eBPF, Databases & More
P99 CONF 2023 speakers have amassed a rather impressive list of publications, including quite a few books. This blog highlights 15 of them.
Read MoreP99 CONF 2023 speakers have amassed a rather impressive list of publications, including quite a few books. This blog highlights 15 of them.
Read MoreLearn how top tech companies are tackling their toughest performance challenges, directly from the engineers behind the optimizations.
Read MoreLearn a new way for applying FlameGraphs for visualizing RDBMS SQL execution plan response time and resource usage at the plan operator level, while still maintaining the ability to see the big picture at a glance even with very large plans.
Read MoreWhat’s the problem with P99s? And if they truly are BS, what should we look at instead? Hear from Gil Tene, Alex Hidalgo, and Charity Majors.
Read MoreA first look at the agenda for P99 CONF, the technical conference for engineers who obsess over high-performance, low-latency applications.
Read MoreA little while back in Tokio’s Discord chat server, someone asked a really interesting question: how can you stream a multipart body from an incoming request into an outgoing request? My struggle to answer this really helped me understand Rust async lifetimes. We’ll explore why this is tricky, then design and benchmark a solution.
Read MoreIs there really any difference in how we reason about an abstract program performance versus a BPF program? Could we use the same techniques and approaches?
Read MoreBringing compute to the edge only solves half the problem, especially if you’re making calls to a centralized database somewhere in a far away cluster.
Read MoreIt’s easy to write inaccurate benchmarks and make wrong assumptions based on them. This blog examines four common and concrete traps leading to inaccuracy.
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