Scaling the Web - Jetty, Multi-Core, Performance Myths

Scaling the Web - Jetty, Multi-Core, Performance Myths

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50:42 His take on AI and why he doesn’t trust generated code

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50:42 His take on AI and why he doesn’t trust generated code

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Scaling the Web - Jetty, Multi-Core, Performance Myths

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  1. 1 00:00 Teaser
  2. 2 01:10 Who is Ludovic Orban?
  3. 3 02:04 What “web scale” really means, and who actually needs it
  4. 4 03:54 How hardware changes reshaped software performance
  5. 5 06:28 Cloud, containers, and why performance still matters
  6. 6 07:28 Jetty vs Tomcat: history, adoption & performance
  7. 7 10:47 What makes Jetty “fast” in practice
  8. 8 13:21 How the Jetty team prioritizes performance
  9. 9 15:10 Recent work: fixing complex HTTP/2 bugs
  10. 10 16:38 How WebTide supports customers beyond Jetty issues
  11. 11 17:52 Bitronix: Why Ludovic built his own transaction manager
  12. 12 20:45 Open-source challenges. The rise and fall of Bitronix
  13. 13 24:19 Distributed transactions vs compensating transactions
  14. 14 27:07 Where to learn more: Atomikos and modern approaches
  15. 15 28:25 Terracotta: clustering JVMs and wild engineering stories
  16. 16 31:20 What Terracotta taught him about the JVM
  17. 17 33:48 Real-world Java performance mistakes developers make
  18. 18 40:22 Why learning performance is so hard
  19. 19 45:40 Kubernetes, abstraction, and performance visibility
  20. 20 48:50 Hardware that excites Ludovic: Oxide Computer
  21. 21 50:42 His take on AI and why he doesn’t trust generated code
  22. 22 53:30 Lessons from Jetty, Terracotta, Bitronix, and Quartz
  23. 23 56:10 Rapid-fire questions
  24. 24 01:01:15 Giveaway and outro

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