Day 1
summary
Three short, specific takeaways: platform engineering and internal developer platform patterns claim to cut deploy wait times ~90% and raise deployment frequency 4× using tools like Backstage, Crossplane and Argo CD while trimming config maintenance ~95%; Java low‑latency work shows UDP, LMAX Disruptor/Project Iron, ring buffers, careful cache use and JVM tiered JIT (C1/C2), zGC/Shenandoah or Epsilon can yield microsecond behaviour (L1 ~1–3 ns, RAM ~50–100 ns) and warmed JIT can outperform AOT; switching to JIB and Distroless shrinks images 760→273 MB, cuts vulnerabilities ~9× and lowers build hours ~39–60%.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Opening
- 13:40Grace Jansen: Combating the struggles of modern cloud-native java developers
- 1:21:40Ivan Zvieriev: Java compilers: Why Java is one of the first options for Low latency applications
- 2:24:20Vadzim Kavalkou: JIB and Distroless: shrinking sizes and vulnerabilities
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