Seattle conference scalability conference talks on Google Video

The recent Slashdot discussion points out how hard it is to learn about system scalability, unless you already are working for a company that’s in the business of building large scalable systems. However, Google’s recent Seattle conference on scalability brought videos of some pretty interesting talks to the Web.

System Abstractions for Handling Large Datasets by Jeff Dean, Google

Building a Scalable Resource Mgmt System for Grid Computing by Khalid Ahmed, Platform Computing Corp.

YouTube Scalability by Cuong Do Cuong

Lessons In Building Scalable Systems by Reza Behforooz, Google Talk

Using MapReduce on Large Geographic Datasets by Barry Brumitt, Google, Inc.

Scaling Google for Every User by Marissa Mayer, Google

SCTPs Reliability and Fault Tolerance

VeriSign’s Global DNS Infrastucture

Lustre File System by Peter Braam, Cluster File Systems

Posted Saturday, August 25th, 2007 under Optimization, Programming, Technology.

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