Here is a list of event, includes speaker session and other intermediate slots (e.g. lunch):
I will discuss how I apply some ideas from software package repositories into a business/brand database that stores a list of businesses of Hong Kong.
Source code and data: https://github.com/giffon/charleywong
The workshop will give a hand-on experience about Kubernetes and also how to manage the Kubernetes cluster in GitOps via Weaveworks FluxCD
By using Ansible for DevOps, we could manage both VM, Docker image provision, Kubernetes and CephFS provision, or even Kubernetes Pod runtime management.
We are building a general digital content registry called International Standard Content Number (ISCN) which is using the Cosmos-based blockchain to validate and store the registry itself. However, it is not intuitive and easy to use for users to query the registry directly from the blockchain, and now we are riding on the powerful distributed file system InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) to make some plugins to help to distribute the registries globally decentrally and distributed.
I will talk the security challenges for modern databases, and the out-of box security features that you can get from MySQL to deal with those challenges. I also will show you how to build a bulletproof application systems with features from MySQL 8.0 and MySQL Enterprise Edition.
Data is critical to system. Building a reliability system requires a reliable Database Platform. MySQL High Availability with Replication, InnoDB Cluster / NDB Cluster provides the choice of deployment architectures to achieve different Service level (SLA) expectations. The talk will cover the innovation of Today with MySQL replication capabilities including Network communication, Flow control and Data Consistency. The latest ReplicaSet and InnoDB Cluster will be explored.
The Rust programming language is Stackoverflow’s most beloved programming language for the past 4 years. As it's adoption reaches beyond alpha developers writing system software, there is a strong demand for using Rust to write web services and applications.
Originally created by Mozilla, Google, Microsoft, and Apple as the next generation code execution engine web browsers, WebAssembly is the ideal execution engine for running Rust applications on the server side.
Julia is a fast, dynamic, open source, easy to use programming language, designed to solve the two-language problem. It provides ease in both syntax and speed, and adopts multiple dispatch as its paradigm. In this talk, we will give an overview of the strengths and applications of Julia, as well as cover its basic syntax. Through a short live coding demonstration and text game AI with the Flux.jl package, we will demonstrate Julia's ease of use and comprehensive support for Machine Learning and Scientific Computing.
I will be introducing a new open source project written by myself for 4 years named "Open ArOZ Online" (OAO), which is a light weight user orientated cloud architecture for the Raspberry Pi series. It support IoT functionality, media streaming and more with an easy to use Web Desktop User Interface just like a normal operating system. Expected to be completed and release on Github in late April to early May. This talk will be a quick introduction to such a system, a quick hand-on tutorial and basic introduction on the architecture of the system modular design framework.
The holy grail of Cloud Native tech is to have zero vendor lock-in. Container makes everything easier. But even with the easiest platform, sometimes you still need to run into problems. In this talk, Phil will share the knowledge about how to diagnose and troubleshoot container (podman, docker) and container platform (Kubernetes, OpenShift).