Architecting for Resilience

Design resilient software systems by adopting architectural patterns, observability techniques, and disaster recovery strategies that ensure high availability and graceful degradation under failure.

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Spritely: Infrastructure for the Future of the Internet

Let's take back the internet! Learn about Spritely's work to re-decentralize the net with new foundational technologies that put users in control.

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Christine Lemmer-Webber

Executive Director @Spritely Institute, Co-Author of ActivityPub

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David Thompson

CTO @Spritely Institute,

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How to Find Resilience Bugs in Systems that Don't Exist

Building correct distributed systems takes thinking outside the box, and the fastest way to do that is to think inside a different box. One different box is "formal methods", the discipline of mathematically verifying software and systems.

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Hillel Wayne

Author of "Logic for Programmers" and "Learn TLA+", Thought Leader in the Space of Empirical Software Engineering

Date

Wednesday Mar 18 / 10:35AM GMT

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Jonathan Magen

Computer Scientist, Distributed Systems Specialist, 20+ Years in Software Development

Jonathan is a computer scientist who's been enthusiastically practicing for over two decades. His primary areas of inquiry include distributed systems, security & compliance automation, and figuring out how to ease building big systems well. Jonathan lives and works in Philadelphia. 

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