Intermediate

List of Events

Here is a list of event, includes speaker session and other intermediate slots (e.g. lunch):

MySQL Fault Tolerant Best Practice - Lesson Learned from cases that I experienced

This session will share you the benefits, disadvantages and possible pitfalls of various with MySQL High Availability solutions (including shared storage plus Clusterware, Master-slave replication, Group Replication, and DB Cluster) and how to avoid the pitfall. I also will concludes my experience from several MySQL implementation projects, hope you may learn how to apply the right solutions for your applications and how to make the best from those solutions.

Raspberry Pi R3 - Scalable High Availability MySQL InnoDB Cluster and Apache Kafka® Distributed Streaming Platform - Resiliency Testing

Demonstrating "Real World Clustering and Distributed Processing Platform Scale-up"  technologies on a small scale and budget. Use Open Source technology and middleware to "model and mimic" high cost distributed clustered and/or supercomputer style architectures. Bench Test and manage and test Resiliency in clustered environments on "Real Physical Hardware" that virtualisation may never truly emulate.... and it's Fun!!!

Fn project: How serverless empowers developers to adopt different programming languages

The idea of adopting multiple programming languages to build highly distributed applications is not new to anyone. We all been taught to use necessary toolkits to solve certain problems in the most efficient way. 12Factor concept helped us to understand how to shift from the monolithic applications to smaller functional units - microservices, with that we can extract the most critical pieces of code into a microservice that can be made natively fault-tolerant.

Memory Forensics 101

This talk will be about what memory forensics is, who would be encountering, why and when we need to dig in the memory. Following with showcase of one of the most robust memory forensics toolkit - volatility framework. Participant would expect after some introductory slides, live demo (mainly command line interface) would take place. Though it is not necessary, it is encouraged that participant would bring their own laptop to follow the demo if they wish to.

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