ATTENTION:
The health and well being of our Data Riders community is our highest priority. Due to the existing Coronavirus environment, we are moving all our meet up events online for the foreseeable future, until things get back to normalcy.
Participation is completely ONLINE for this event!!
WEBINAR LINK:
https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/123655917
ABSTRACT:
Distributed platforms, like Apache Ignite, rely on horizontal scalability. More machines in the cluster lead to the greater performance of applications. But, do we always get twice the speed after adding the second machine to the cluster? Ten times faster after adding ten machines? Is that [always] true? What is the responsibility of the platform? And where do engineers’ responsibilities begin?
In this talk attendees will learn about the compromises and pitfalls architects face when designing distributed systems:
Advantages and disadvantages of different data-sharding algorithms.
Effective data models for distributed environments. Synchronization and coordination in distributed systems.
SPEAKER BIO:
Valentin Kulichenko, Solutions Architect at GridGain Systems
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vkulichenko/
Valentin Kulichenko is a software engineer, solutions architect, and a distributed systems enthusiast. He has been working with in-memory distributed systems since 2010.
Valentin currently holds the position of Lead Architect at GridGain Systems. He contributes to GridGain’s Enterprise products, works directly with large scale customer deployments, manages proof-of-concept projects and technical support engagements. He is also a passionate open-source Apache Ignite community member. He dedicates his time to public speaking, contributing code and providing technical help through the dev and user mailing lists.
