Save the date! P99 CONF 2026 — October 21-22. Call for speakers is open!
“Is a Rust rewrite really worth it” is not just a tongue twister. It’s a dilemma keeping engineers awake at night. Will the potential performance gains be worth all the effort of wrestling with a fast-growing language that is extremely well-loved, but not (yet) all that commonly used? Of course, there’s no simple answer to …
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A look at the observability and eBPF talks on the agenda for P99 CONF, featuring free access to the insights of luminaries like Liz Rice, Charity Majors, and Alex Hidalgo.
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Avi Kivity’s first-of-its-kind journey into what IO heavy database workloads look like from the perspective of a fast NVMe SSD — like the NVMe-based Nitro SSDs featured in new AWS EC2 I4i instances.
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P99 CONF 2022 speakers have amassed a rather impressive list of publications, including quite a few books. This blog highlights 9 of them.
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Why Bryan believes the future of low-latency systems will include Rust programs in some surprising places.
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P99CONF speaker Piotr Sarna shares how you can use Wasm to call user-defined functions when querying the database and reveals what Wasm projects are next on ScyllaDB engineering roadmap.
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Editor’s Note: P99 CONF 2022 is now a wrap! You can (re)watch all videos and access the decks now. ACCESS ALL THE VIDEOS AND DECKS NOW P99 CONF is shaping up to be an incredible event. Already thousands of people have registered to attend. Best of all, because it’s all online and free, there’s no …
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P99CONF speaker Armin Ronacher shares his insights on why writing unsafe Rust is a complex and user UN-friendly experience – harder than C or C++.
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P99CONF speaker Liz Rice shares her perspective on why eBPF is a transformational technology for networking, security and observability in cloud native.
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