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Click on the title to read the talk description. All talks with their short descriptions are here. He went through different projects and now helps Workato to make their platform even better. Valentin Kulichenko is one of the original committers and PMC members of the Apache Ignite project — a distributed in-memory computing platform that enables scalability and high performance for thousands of applications all over the world. Valentin contributes to various aspects of the development, including code, documentation, and architectural discussions. He also helped multiple customers of GridGain to adapt the platform to their needs. Currently, as a Director of Product Management, Valentin leads the effort to transition to a new generation of GridGain products, with the main focus on improved usability, faster adoption, and modernization. Andrey Gura is one of the engineers who have been working on the Apache Ignite project since the early days and has hands-on experience both with product development and helping customers to adopt Apache Ignite and GridGain according to their needs. Being a member of the architecture group at GridGain, Andrey works in close contact with all development teams and drives technical decisions related to foundational aspects of the Apache Ignite project, such as protocols, storage, performance, and usability. Nikolay is a tech lead developing transaction processing for international payment system. Interested in distributed systems and domain-driven design. His research focuses on practice and theory of concurrent data structures. Previously, Ivan was leading one of the development teams of the platform for distributed storage and processing of YT data. Noah is a software engineer at Vectorized working on Redpanda, a high-performance drop-in replacement for Kafka. Noah lives in San Francisco, received his Ph. Santa Cruz in studying distributed storage systems, and before that was hacking on real-time Linux at the University of Kansas. Nail wrote decision-making systems for the US insurance market and developed applications for training astronauts. He also helps to organize. NET meetups in Kazan. The software development manager in Amazon. Java development and architecture trainer in Luxoft Training Center. For the last 6 years he has been working with in the field of financial markets, previously worked for Otkritie Broker where he was involved in the development of a risk assessment system. Later he led the infrastructure team at one of the largest hedge funds in the US. Now Ivan is trying himself in a new area of Real-time bidding. Researcher and practitioner with a focus on concurrent systems development and verification. As a head of dxLab participated in the research and development of several tools helping to find various kinds of issues in concurrent programs on JVM, such as non-linearizable behavior, data-races, etc. A former RabbitMQ core-dev, before moving to Europe he used to work in Shanghai where he helped building one of Germany biggest dating websites. He is currently leading efforts to simplify the design, development, and testing of large-scale cluster managers. He has also worked on areas like failure detection, programmable networking, big data, and remote memory. He received his doctorate from TU-Berlin in He was a founding member of their engineering office in Canada. Before Cockroach Labs, he worked on search relevance at Amazon and machine learning infrastructure at LinkedIn. Software engineer believing in craftsmanship and the power of fresh espresso. At work, he enjoys facing the challenges of distributed systems, especially in JVM-oriented environments. Technical blogger mikemybytes. He is also an active participant in expert groups and communities dealing with performance and concurrency. Previously he worked as a freelance consultant in both London and Budapest. He specialises in enterprise software, with a focus on distributed systems. Lena Hall is a Director of Engineering at Microsoft. She is leading a team and technical strategy for product improvement efforts across Big Data services at Microsoft, as a part of Cloud Advocacy in Azure Engineering. Lena has more than 10 years of experience in software engineering with a focus on distributed cloud programming, real-time system design, highly scalable and performant systems, big data analysis, data science, functional programming, and machine learning. Previously, she was a senior software engineer at Microsoft Research. Markus Kuppe is an engineer at Microsoft Research. His research is on the performance and security of shared-memory multiprocessors, from microarchitecture through operating systems to concurrent algorithms. Naama Ben-David is a postdoctoral researcher at VMware. She completed her Ph. Her primary research interests are in the intersection of theory and practice in distributed computing. More specifically, Naama strives to theoretically explain phenomena seen in modern machines and to use obtained insights to design and analyze practical algorithms for concurrent settings. Maurice Herlihy has an A. Dijkstra Prize, and the Wallace McDowell award. Topics of interest include databases and distributed systems. Andrey holds a Ph. Software developer in the Kotlin Libraries Team. Also, part of the Concurrent Computing Lab at JetBrains working on verification of concurrent data structures and algorithms. Jack Vanlightly is a distributed systems engineer and tester that has focused on messaging systems and distributed system testing. Habr blog. Archives Msk Spb. Show all talks. Day 1 Day 1. June 15 Day 2 Day 2. June 16 Day 3 Day 3. June 17 Day 4 Day 4. June 18 Favorites. Scroll to top. No talks in Favorites yet. To favorites. Data parallelism from a multicore perspective Maurice Herlihy Brown University concurrency data-parallelism multicore. Day 2 opening Ivan Prisyazhniy Workato. What we talk about when we talk about distributed systems Alvaro Videla Microsoft books distributed-systems papers intro overview. Designing fast lock-free algorithms by understanding cache coherence dynamics Adam Morrison Tel Aviv University concurrency scalability cache-coherence lock-freedom. Theoretical and practical worlds of failure detectors Lena Hall Microsoft distributed failure-detector. Simplifying global-scale strong consistency Andras Gerlits DianemoDB transaction-processing consensus distributed-systems. Day 3 opening Ivan Prisyazhniy Workato. Fearless global transactions with CockroachDB Nathan VanBenschoten Cockroach Labs latency-optimizations read-write-trade-offs world-wide-replication global-transactions. Day 4 opening Ivan Prisyazhniy Workato. Building scalable and flexible cluster managers using declarative programming Lalith Suresh VMware scalability cluster-management. Presentation Presentation. Hydra Virtual Afterparty. Program coordinator. Software Engineer at Workato. Apache Ignite 3: GridGain everyday work. The official ten-year retrospective of NewSQL databases. What we talk about when we talk about distributed systems. Building scalable and flexible cluster managers using declarative programming. Fearless global transactions with CockroachDB. CAP Theorem — two decades and few clouds later. Simplifying global-scale strong consistency. Theoretical and practical worlds of failure detectors. Designing fast lock-free algorithms by understanding cache coherence dynamics. Algorithms for practical distributed agreement. Data parallelism from a multicore perspective. Serverless nature of Yandex Database. Lincheck: Testing concurrency on the JVM.