🚀 Engineering for Performance: Hardware-Friendly Code & Efficient Logging
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Are you a software engineer, system architect, or C++ developer interested in optimizing performance at scale? Join us for an exclusive in-person meetup in Berlin, where we’ll explore cutting-edge topics in hardware-aware software engineering and high-performance logging.
🔔 Agenda Preview:
🔹 Talk 1: "Being Friendly to Your Hardware"
Speaker: Ignas Bagdonas, Co-Chair of the RIPE Routing Working Group
In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, hardware advancements are often overlooked. While new programming paradigms and tools promise efficiency and automation, they can also undermine the benefits of modern hardware architectures. This talk will examine contemporary hardware platforms, the latest software engineering trends, and the real impact of abstraction layers on performance. Discover how to bridge the gap between software and hardware for optimal system efficiency.
🔹 Talk 2: "Asynchronous Logger in C++ from Scratch"
Speaker: Dmytro Kurbakov, Software Engineer (Investment Banking Technology), Deutsche Bank Berlin Technology Centre
Logging is an essential component of any production system, especially in high-performance applications. In this talk, we'll explore the technical challenges of synchronous logging, discuss the advantages of asynchronous logging, and walk through the process of designing and implementing a high-performance, thread-safe asynchronous logger in C++. Expect deep technical insights and practical takeaways for performance-critical applications.
⚡ Why Attend?
✔ Learn from industry experts working at the intersection of software and hardware performance
✔ Gain insights into optimizing software to take full advantage of modern hardware capabilities
✔ Connect with fellow engineers and exchange ideas on high-performance computing
✔ Enjoy engaging discussions, networking opportunities, and great company
📌 Free attendance, but spots are limited: register now to secure your spot.
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