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Distributed Systems for Developers

Computer science in practice. An applied track that fuses together the human side of computer science with the technical choices that are made along the way

TRACK HOST

Cindy Sridharan

Distributed Systems Engineer Cindy Sridharan is a distributed systems engineer. She's the author of a book on Distributed Systems Observability with O'Reilly and the co-author of an upcoming book on distributed systems engineering in the cloud. She runs the Prometheus user group in San Francisco, has been a reviewer of several technical books and on the program committee of leading industry conferences on systems engineering. She lives in San Francisco and in her spare time enjoys hiking the gorgeous outdoors of the Bay Area, reading way too many papers and occasionally blogging about building resilient and maintainable systems.

TRACK HOST

Wes Reisz

Platform Architect @VMware & Creator/Co-host of #TheInfoQPodcast, previous VP of Technology @Section

Wesley Reisz is Platform Architect at VMware and former VP of Technology at Section (an Edge Compute Platform). Wes also chairs the San Francisco edition of QCon.

Before VMware, Wes served as the product owner for all of the English speaking QCon conferences worldwide, was a principal architect with HP Enterprise Systems, and, for over 13 years, taught as an adjunct professor for the University of Louisville (Go Cards!).

In addition to Wes’ current roles, he co-hosts of The InfoQ Podcast. The InfoQ Podcast serves senior early adopter/early majority developers and architects with interviews from some of software’s most important thought leaders. The podcast has been downloaded over 1.5 million times and has a weekly listener base of around 14K.

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TRACK HOST Cindy Sridharan Distributed Systems Engineer
TRACK HOST Wes Reisz Platform Architect @VMware & Creator/Co-host of #TheInfoQPodcast, previous VP of Technology @Section
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Wednesday Nov 11 / 09:00AM PST

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Wednesday Nov 11 / 09:50AM PST

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Wednesday Nov 11 / 10:40AM PST

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Distributed Systems Panel

Wednesday Nov 11 / 11:30AM PST

3 weeks of live software engineering content designed around your schedule.

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