HighLoad++ 2022
2022-11-24..2022-11-25
Moscow, Russian Federation
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Linux Kernel Security: Theory and Practice | Aleksandr Popov | 01h 02m |
Examines Linux kernel security by describing vulnerability classes, exploitation techniques used in attacks, methods for bug detection, and kernel protection… | ||
| VK Calls: All About Sound, or How to Achieve Reference Quality | Aleksey Shpagin | 44m |
Covers audio quality in VK Calls: why participants are hard to hear from cars, how using speakers instead of headphones changes voice capture, and how poor… | ||
| Improving Raft Survivability in Real-World Conditions | Sergey Ostanevich | 44m |
Describes practical hardening of the Raft consensus algorithm for real-world production conditions. Covers specific implementation issues observed in deployed… | ||
| How to Reverse-Engineer a Network Protocol and Find Vulnerabilities in a Device Without Using Firmware | A.Dorfman | 48m |
Describes methods for reverse-engineering a network protocol and discovering vulnerabilities in a device without accessing its firmware. Covers practical… | ||
| RedHat OpenShift Is Gone. What Should the Enterprise (and Beyond) Do? | Yuriy Semenyukov | 45m |
Examines options for enterprises after Red Hat OpenShift became unavailable, comparing replacement strategies and alternatives for container management… | ||
| Architecture of a Reliable In-MemorDBMS: the Tarantool Example | Vladimir Perepelitsa | 54m |
Tarantool is used as an example to show how to build a reliable in‑memory DBMS that avoids the common associations of in‑memory systems with cache… | ||
| Building a Resilient Application Infrastructure on Kubernetes | Oleg Voznesenskiy | 51m |
The talk explains building fault-tolerant application infrastructure on Kubernetes, covering infrastructure-level and application-level measures to ensure… | ||
| StatsHouse: Vkontakte Metrics | Grigoriy Petrosyan | 41m |
StatsHouse describes VKontakte’s metrics pipeline that records about 200 million measurements per second and underpins real-time launch decisions and… | ||
| How to Build a Huge Dataset Without Spending a Fortune | Aleksandr Kapitanov, Karina Kvanchiani | 51m |
Describes how the HaGRID project collected and annotated a very large gesture dataset for machine learning. Covers practical methods and processes used to… | ||
| Why Video Streaming Will Shift Back from TCP to UDP in 15 Years | Maksim Lapshin | 43m |
Tracing the history from Flash/H.264 and HLS to today, the talk explains why large-scale video delivery moved to TCP-based protocols (RTMP, HLS, DASH) and now… | ||
| Service Mesh Big Survey | Maksim Chudnovskiy | 45m |
Survey maps service meshes against five classification axes — control plane, data plane, API, traffic interception and extensions — and shows concrete… | ||
| How to Extract Anything from the Entire Internet | Ilya Kuchumov | 41m |
Presentation describes Yandex.Products, a system that crawls and indexes product offers across the entire internet, including large marketplaces (Ozon… | ||
| IT Infrastructure After February 2022 | Kirill Malevanov | 56m |
A review of changes in Russian IT infrastructure after February 2022, covering which vendors left and which stayed across data centers, server and network… | ||
| Push Notifications in RuStore: How We Built Our Own Transport to Replace Google Firebase | Kirill Alekseev | 53m |
Describes an in-house push-notification transport built for RuStore as an alternative to Google Firebase, focusing on an architecture that delivers mobile… | ||
| Hacking K8s: Analysis of Payloads and Defense Techniques | Lev Khakimov | 38m |
Examines payloads and defensive techniques targeting Kubernetes (K8s) infrastructure, describing specific attack vectors that exploit misconfigurations in… | ||
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