9 May 2016
May 9, 2016
CoreOS Fest San Francisco 2016
Robert Chiniquy, Co-Founder of ScaleFT
CoreOS Fest San Francisco 2016
Robert Chiniquy, Co-Founder of ScaleFT
- 1 participant
- 25 minutes
13 Jan 2016
During this talk, Mark Mandel will look at how gRPC can be used as a performant real time communication framework that works across platforms such as wearables and embedded devices as well as languages, such as Go, Node.js and Java. He will alsodiscuss how to combine this with Kubernetes’ powerful ability to orchestrate containers at scale, handling and coordinating large amounts of traffic from all these devices.
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Music by Terra Monk: http://www.terramonk.com
Watch more talks from Ubiquity Dev Summit here: https://goo.gl/FS9v3U
Subscribe to the Google Developers channel at http://goo.gl/mQyv5L
Music by Terra Monk: http://www.terramonk.com
- 1 participant
- 22 minutes
7 Dec 2015
GothamGo 2015: gRPC: Google's high-performance, open-source RPC framework by Sameer Ajmani
Google recently released gRPC, an open-source RPC framework based on HTTP/2. The Go team worked closely with the Google RPC team to ensure the Go gRPC implementation is fast, clean, and idiomatic. In this talk, I will present gRPC with a detailed example and describe its integration with the net/context and net/trace packages. The net/trace package is new and provides real-time, low-overhead debug logs and latency histograms. I'll also given an update on net/context, its adoption, and the new ctxhttp package.
Sameer Ajmani leads the Google NYC Go team, which works on making Go work well in Google production systems and on mobile platforms. Before joining the Go team, Sameer worked on distributed storage and data processing systems, including Google Maps indexing and Bigtable. His open-source Go work includes the Advanced Go Concurrency Patterns talk, the net/context package, and the Pipelines blog post. He lives in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn with his family.
Slides available at http://talks.golang.org/2015/gotham-grpc.slide#1
See http://gothamgo.com/program#sameer_ajmani
This is a replacement (with better audio) of this earlier upload:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTIyz2QfExc
Google recently released gRPC, an open-source RPC framework based on HTTP/2. The Go team worked closely with the Google RPC team to ensure the Go gRPC implementation is fast, clean, and idiomatic. In this talk, I will present gRPC with a detailed example and describe its integration with the net/context and net/trace packages. The net/trace package is new and provides real-time, low-overhead debug logs and latency histograms. I'll also given an update on net/context, its adoption, and the new ctxhttp package.
Sameer Ajmani leads the Google NYC Go team, which works on making Go work well in Google production systems and on mobile platforms. Before joining the Go team, Sameer worked on distributed storage and data processing systems, including Google Maps indexing and Bigtable. His open-source Go work includes the Advanced Go Concurrency Patterns talk, the net/context package, and the Pipelines blog post. He lives in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn with his family.
Slides available at http://talks.golang.org/2015/gotham-grpc.slide#1
See http://gothamgo.com/program#sameer_ajmani
This is a replacement (with better audio) of this earlier upload:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTIyz2QfExc
- 2 participants
- 29 minutes
24 Aug 2015
Speaker: Ian Lewis
gRPC and Kubernetes are two new technologies that make it easy to manage robust, highly available web services that talk to each other using a fast, flexible protocol. Python is well suited to building the logic for these kind of services. Python is a flexible language that can be highly efficient when tuned properly and allows you to make use of the extensive set of Python libraries that are publicly available.
In this talk I will talk about how to combine these technologies and use Python to create a scalable gRPC service and then how to actually manage and scale it using the Kubernetes cluster manager.
About the speaker
Ian Lewis is a Developer Advocate working at Google on the Google Cloud Platform Team in Tokyo Japan. He is an long time Python user and enthusiast. He developed the IT events service connpass.com using Python and Django, and continues to promote Python.
Ian is a founder, and Vice Chair of the Board, for the PyCon JP management team. Ian helps with managing the website, and media relations (Twitter, Facebook, online magazine articles, etc.) for the conference.
個人網頁連結 http://www.ianlewis.org/
Twitter @IanMLewis
組織/公司 Google Inc.
頭銜 Developer Advocate
https://tw.pycon.org/2015apac/zh/program/65
gRPC and Kubernetes are two new technologies that make it easy to manage robust, highly available web services that talk to each other using a fast, flexible protocol. Python is well suited to building the logic for these kind of services. Python is a flexible language that can be highly efficient when tuned properly and allows you to make use of the extensive set of Python libraries that are publicly available.
In this talk I will talk about how to combine these technologies and use Python to create a scalable gRPC service and then how to actually manage and scale it using the Kubernetes cluster manager.
About the speaker
Ian Lewis is a Developer Advocate working at Google on the Google Cloud Platform Team in Tokyo Japan. He is an long time Python user and enthusiast. He developed the IT events service connpass.com using Python and Django, and continues to promote Python.
Ian is a founder, and Vice Chair of the Board, for the PyCon JP management team. Ian helps with managing the website, and media relations (Twitter, Facebook, online magazine articles, etc.) for the conference.
個人網頁連結 http://www.ianlewis.org/
Twitter @IanMLewis
組織/公司 Google Inc.
頭銜 Developer Advocate
https://tw.pycon.org/2015apac/zh/program/65
- 4 participants
- 41 minutes
