РИТ++ 2016
as the organisers put it
Мы собрали всю информацию, которая может вам пригодиться на конференции, в одну большую новость, начиная от того, как добраться до конференции и где кушать, заканчивая вопросами бухгалтерии и командировочных.
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Duel Test: PostgreSQL vs MySQL | A.Chistyakov, D.Podolskiy | 34m |
Comparison of PostgreSQL and MySQL for production use in modern high-load projects, describing practical arguments and experiences from choosing between the… | ||
| Digital Pipeline — Innovations in Sales | Mikhail Tokovinin | 42m |
The talk examines problems in current sales practices and sales management and argues that web technologies should replace legacy sales methods. It outlines… | ||
| Prometheus: Monitoring Microservice Applications | Vitaliy Levchenko | 34m |
Prometheus is presented as a monitoring solution for fast-changing, complex microservice architectures, contrasting it with traditional monitoring systems. The… | ||
| 10 Ways to Reach HighLoad and BigData Out of Thin Air | Ilya Kosmodemyanskiy | 49m |
The talk analyzes ten practical ways a web project can accidentally become a HighLoad/BigData case by common development choices. It names database-related… | ||
| NoSQL — Is It Really Just Hisss? | Daniil Podolskiy | 44m |
A presentation examines what the noisy label “NoSQL” actually means, arguing it is not a single product, technology or design approach but rather a rejection… | ||
| A Payment System Over a Year | Filipp Delgyado | 55m |
An engineer describes building a payment system over the course of a year, focusing on systems with complex business logic, strong performance requirements… | ||
| Russian Internet Technologies 2016 (RIT++ 2016) | 03m | |
A report video and overview of the Russian IT festival RIT++ 2016, covering an industry exhibition and multiple specialized conferences on system… | ||
| Best Practices for Continuous Delivery with Docker | Dmitriy Stolyarov | 01h 04m |
Practical guidance on building a Continuous Delivery pipeline for high‑load projects using Docker, Chef, GitLab and Kubernetes. It identifies common problems… | ||
| CPU-Level Optimizations | Andrey Akinshin | 34m |
Covers techniques to squeeze maximum performance from a single CPU/core when extra servers aren’t an option, focusing on hardware-aware optimizations. Topics… | ||
| How Not to Shoot Yourself in the Foot with a Finite State Machine | Aleksandr Sychev | 33m |
Using finite-state machines to organize data flows and control in complex software, the talk explains applying FSMs to controllers for heavy-load UIs and… | ||
| Ceph BlueStore — a New Storage Backend in Ceph | Maksim Vorontsov | 49m |
Overview of software-defined storage (SDS) and why an object store was needed, followed by rationale for choosing Ceph over alternatives (GlusterFS, Swift, IBM… | ||
| How We Develop the New Frontend for Tinkoff.ru | Filipp Nekhaev | 48m |
Describes building a new Tinkoff.ru frontend as an isomorphic React.js + Flux application. Covers their approach and experience creating a platform for rapid… | ||
| On Frameworks | Roman Ivliev | 46m |
Defines what a web framework is and why teams create them, discusses why some programming languages have many frameworks while others have few, and lists… | ||
| Classical Architectures in Frontend | Aleksandra Shinkevich | 36m |
Overview of classical client-side architectures — MVC, MVP, and MVVM — and how they relate to modern frontend technologies like React, Angular (AngularJS), web… | ||
| What We Learned Building Microservices | Vadim Madison | 59m |
Describes practical lessons from building a new product as microservices, focusing on operational changes: services became more dynamic, restarted frequently… | ||
| Clean Architecture with VIPER | Sergey Krapivenskiy | 42m |
Defines clean (and 'dirty') app architecture and explains benefits of a clean architecture. Describes the origin and core idea of VIPER, how VIPER restructures… | ||
| Database Clusters: Making Complex Things Simple | Andrey Tikhonov | 42m |
Discusses database clustering for scaling high-load projects: when adding backend servers and processes increases concurrent connections and database overhead… | ||
| Sick of Rings: The Great Battle of Monitoring Systems, Part I | Al-dr Chistyakov | 37m |
A practical retrospective comparing many metrics collection and storage systems used for high-load services, including both distributed and simpler approaches… | ||
| Queues and Locks: Theory and Practice | Aleksandr Kalendarev | 40m |
Covers patterns for using queues and locks in high-load system architectures, explaining why they are needed and showing synchronous vs asynchronous queues and… | ||
| Automatic Text Categorization | Zlata Obukhovskaya | 41m |
Covers grouping and labeling texts: defines text clustering and text classification with example use cases. Reviews topic modeling methods—generative language… | ||
| How to Raise the Monkey Inside You | Maksim Dorofeev | 01h 17m |
Explains human tendencies—impulsiveness, preference for simple/urgent tasks, and difficulty with sustained logical thinking—that break plans and cause… | ||
| Vue.js and Its Twin Brother Vue-server.js | Andrey Solodovnikov | 48m |
The talk describes using the Vue.js frontend framework to build fast, dynamic, app-like web interfaces for the N1.RU project and explains the problem that Vue… | ||
| Search Architecture at Avito | Andrey Smirnov | 39m |
The talk explains how Avito uses Sphinx Search for its search architecture, why Sphinx was chosen, and practical issues encountered in deploying it. It… | ||
| The Myth of Agile — How It Really Works | Anatoliy Stoyanovskiy | 39m |
The talk examines real-world effects of adopting Agile methods across startups, high-tech firms and large corporations, naming Agile as the… | ||
| Primary Use Cases for In-Memory DBMS Illustrated by Tarantool | Denis Anikin | 49m |
Tarantool in-memory DBMS is presented for two main use cases: as an OLTP engine for millisecond-latency, high-throughput transactional workloads (session… | ||
| Centrifugo — an Open-Source Real-Time Messaging Server | Aleksandr Emelin | 43m |
Covers transports and protocols for delivering low-latency real-time messages from server to client, comparing HTTP-based approaches, WebSockets, and HTTP/2… | ||
| No Place for Working from Home Here (the Myth of Remote Employees) | Mikhail Trutnev | 51m |
Ultimate Guitar describes why their tightly shared physical workspace (not a typical multinational office) is deliberate: they use close seating to increase… | ||
| Myths That Prevent Business Growth | Dmitriy Kalaev | 31m |
The talk examines common business myths that hinder growth, based on FRII Accelerator experience with 200+ IT companies. It analyzes specific cases around… | ||
| The Monitoring Path 2.0: Everything Has Changed | Vsevolod Poliakov | 39m |
Overview of Grammarly’s monitoring overhaul after moving to Docker: why they reworked monitoring and adopted zipper-stack, go-carbon, and carbon-c-relay… | ||
| The Joys and Pains of Regression Testing Layouts | Aleksey Maleykov | 35m |
A team from ITMO created an automated system to verify student HTML/CSS projects against a predefined visual mockup and used visual regression testing as the… | ||
| The Constructor | Denis Payas | 46m |
A frontend team built and maintains a large-scale SERP (search results page) shown over 200 million times per day, with about 40 frontend engineers across… | ||
| Distributed Systems at Odnoklassniki | Oleg Anastasev | 57m |
Overview of how Odnoklassniki builds fault-tolerant distributed systems in Java across thousands of servers that each hold only part of data or logic… | ||
| Writing Testable Code | Evgeniy Matsyuk | 50m |
Covers patterns and tools for building testable Android app architectures: compares Clean Architecture, MVP, MVVM and dependency injection, notes their… | ||
| Angular 2 Isn’t That Bad... In Fact, It’s Pretty Good If You Think About It | Aleksey Okhrimenko | 01h 01m |
Presentation argues Angular 2 is better than its reputation by explaining its syntax (paren and bracket annotations) and how those features solve problems that… | ||
| Agile in the 'Bloody Enterprise' | Askhat Urazbaev | 01h 10m |
Discusses moving a large, traditional enterprise from waterfall to Agile to reduce time-to-market, describing how numerous inter-team dependencies in big… | ||
| Typography on iOS | Irina Dyagileva | 31m |
Covers iOS text layout and typography APIs, explaining the rendering mechanics behind NSAttributedString, Core Text and UIKit text components so developers can… | ||
| There's a Time for Everything | Roman Ivliev | 55m |
A retrospective case study of Banks.ru (a 10-year-old web portal handling about 2 million pageviews/day) examining when and how to optimize high-load systems… | ||
| noBackend, or How to Survive in the Age of Fattening Clients | Nikolay Samokhvalov | 51m |
Discusses the noBackend trend that shifts early development focus from servers to the client, driven by Mobile First, React ecosystem tools like React Native… | ||
| Why Business Processes Aren't Scary | Aleksandr Bogdanov | 54m |
Explains why introducing business processes need not be frightening by naming common fears (risk, crisis) and arguing that sensible process design enables… | ||
| How the State Really Works | German Klimenko | 01h 18m |
Examines how governments shape and regulate the Internet: discusses recent laws and the motives behind them, what powers and limits the state has, and how… | ||
| Employer Brand: Weapon of Mass Destruction or Lifeline? | M.Ayzatullova, E.Artyushina | 01h 02m |
Defines what an employer (HR) brand is, the problems it solves and how to tell whether an organization already has one. Describes a practical strategy for… | ||
| Amazing threesome, rrr... React. Redux. Real world | Rostislav Galkin | 31m |
A production platform for user-sourced video and widgets scales from zero to handling tens of thousands of DOM items by implementing a custom virtualized grid… | ||
| Angels and Demons of Multithreaded Programming | Aleksey Fedorov | 37m |
Explains differences between locking-based and nonblocking (compare-and-swap style) synchronization for multithreaded programs on multi-core processors. Covers… | ||
| Realistic Strategies for an IT Company in Crisis | Sergey Ryzhikov | 51m |
Discusses realistic principles for managing an IT company and its software products during economic crises and prolonged uncertainty. It examines how some… | ||
| What to Do If a DDoS Comes or Antiflood for the Poor | Yuriy Kolesov | 54m |
Explains practical defenses against DDoS and HTTP application-layer floods (L4 and above), comparing network-level attacks that saturate links with… | ||
| A Successful Case of Using React Native in Production | Evgeniy Fedorov | 27m |
A case study of using React Native in production, describing building an iOS app in one week and comparing an Objective-C implementation of a typical data-list… | ||
| Convenient and Extensible Routing in an iOS App | Timur Yusipov | 38m |
A routing architecture for large iOS apps is presented, demonstrated on a demo project modeled after Avito. It describes a system that supports Deep Links and… | ||
| International Sales Experience of the Flussonic Video Streamer | Maksim Lapshin | 45m |
Describes how the Russian company ErlyVideo sold the Flussonic video streaming server internationally as B2B software, earning 80% of revenue from nearly 100… | ||
| The Latest PostgreSQL News from PGCon | O.Bartunov, A.Korotkov, F.Sigaev | 48m |
PostgreSQL development updates from PGCon: coverage of parallel query execution, new storage engines, Postgres vs key-value stores, distributed Postgres, high… | ||
| Secret Techniques for Selling to Enterprise Clients | Aleksandr Ziza | 53m |
Describes 13 unconventional, often unspoken sales techniques for selling to enterprise customers, focusing on tactics used by professional sales teams of… | ||
| Comparing Serialization Formats and Libraries | Anton Ryzhov | 26m |
Compares serialization formats and libraries for Python in distributed and microservice architectures, evaluating statically typed protocols (Thrift, Protocol… | ||
| smart balancing with nginx+lua | Andrey Kononov | 44m |
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| Getting started with LLVM using Swift | Aleksey Denisov | 32m |
Shows how to hook Swift front-end to LLVM back-end and actually walk the LLVM IR produced from Swift source, with a downloadable Xcode template that runs a… | ||
| Using Tarantool as a Data Virtualization Platform | K.Osipov, S.Myasnikov | 56m |
Describes using Tarantool as a data virtualization platform to unify heterogeneous enterprise storage (proprietary stores, caches, and web-scale storage… | ||
| Chasing Performance: The Psychology of the User | Denis Mishunov | 01h 00m |
The talk examines the gap between common front-end performance rules (minimize server requests, compress CSS/JS to small sizes, aim for sub‑1s page loads) and… | ||
| The Myth of Extremely Complex Highload | Aleksandr Gornyy | 50m |
Argues that the “highload” label is overhyped and unnecessary for most projects, claiming that modern server performance means 95% of so-called high-load… | ||
| Atlassian Jira — More Than Just a Task Tracker | Anna Kotova | 42m |
Overview of using Atlassian Jira beyond simple task tracking: why Jira is chosen and which projects and processes it fits. Discusses Jira’s configurability… | ||
| What to Do When Hacks No Longer Help? The tutu.ru Experience | Roman Gruntovich | 48m |
tutu.ru describes how a growing project accumulates legacy code and quick fixes (“band-aids”) that slow development and raise maintenance costs. The talk… | ||
| Make It Under 100 Milliseconds: Contextual Ads on Sphinx | Dmitriy Khasanov | 34m |
Describes Avito.ru’s contextual advertising system that must select a few relevant ads from millions of listings in real time. Explains using Sphinx as the… | ||
| PostgreSQL in the Government of Moscow Region | Ivan Panchenko, Tengiz Alaniya | 47m |
A case study of migrating the interdepartmental document-management system of Moscow Region to PostgreSQL. It explains why PostgreSQL was chosen, the… | ||
| Web Development Without Drugs Using PostgreSQL, Nginx and c2h5oh | Misha Kirillov | 23m |
The talk explains using the c2h5oh Nginx extension together with PostgreSQL to build web applications without traditional language frameworks (PHP, Python… | ||
| Implementing a Serverless Backend for a Mobile App on AWS | K.Potekhin, V.Sochinskiy | 37m |
Covers building a serverless mobile app backend using AWS services, explaining how to design a backend without managing servers and how that fits microservice… | ||
| UX designer, is that you? | Ilya Bovkunov | 31m |
Covers the final stages of product design where interactive prototypes become visual (graphic) design, focusing on typography, color and visual accents. Uses… | ||
| Highload at a University: Idealism, Calculating Management or Empty Hopes | Artem Kalichkin | 45m |
Examines common misconceptions teams from regular software projects bring to building high-load systems, naming components like databases and ElasticSearch… | ||
| Agile Is Dead (!|?) | Aleksandr Sidorov | 37m |
Examines why people claim “Agile is dead,” arguing this reflects the maturation of Agile and the IT industry rather than its failure. Discusses causes for that… | ||
| Voice Processing with a Codec in C on Android? Done! | Konstantin Tskhovrebov | 22m |
Shows how to implement voice capture, Opus compression and Ogg packaging on Android using native C code via the NDK. Covers when native code is appropriate… | ||
| A/B Testing: What to Pay Attention To | Artur Malikov | 43m |
Overview of A/B testing fundamentals and history, plus what infrastructure is required to run A/B experiments. Covers technical and user-facing challenges in… | ||
| Genuine web-scale Hardware | Andrey Chernyshev | 54m |
Examines web-scale data center hardware trends and principles, explaining how Facebook’s approach changed server infrastructure and opened new open-platform… | ||
| Using Pinba in Badoo: Practical Experience | Denis Karasik | 43m |
Describes using Pinba (a real-time PHP monitoring/aggregation server) at Badoo to measure backend performance and find bottlenecks. Focuses on what metrics… | ||
| ChatOps in Practice: Organizing the Support Team's Work | Evgeniy Potapov | 36m |
The talk explains applying ChatOps for an operations/support team, describing what ChatOps is and how to use chat-based workflows and task assignment. It names… | ||
| What Comes After web-scale? | Maksim Shaposhnikov | 38m |
Examines the shift from current Web-scale architectures toward what comes next, discussing Web-scale technologies identified by Gartner and their adoption by… | ||
| 55+1 Tricks to Improve JavaScript Code | Tatyana Babich | 37m |
Practical techniques and tips for improving JavaScript code for frontend applications, with concrete examples of how to organize modularity and components in… | ||
| Custom Properties as the Foundation of CSS Architecture | Pavel Lovtsevich | 42m |
The talk explains how CSS Custom Properties (CSS variables) can be used as a foundation for CSS architecture, showing practical examples of their application… | ||
| Principles of Automatic Application Scaling in AWS | Anton Regeda | 39m |
Explains how to prepare an application for horizontal autoscaling and fault tolerance on AWS, focusing on the mechanics and configuration of AWS Auto Scaling… | ||
| Mobile Project Analytics — Verify and Trust | Aleksandr Lukin | 31m |
The talk examines discrepancies between metrics reported by different mobile analytics platforms (example: Flurry vs others) and explains how to choose which… | ||
| Little-Known Pitfalls of A/B Testing | Roman Poborchiy | 41m |
Explains common hidden pitfalls in running A/B tests, naming assumptions behind popular automation tools such as true random user assignment and independence… | ||
| Myths about Handling Personal Data on Websites | Maksim Lagutin | 40m |
Explains what the Russian personal data law was intended to do, who and what it regulates, and the main legal risks for websites. Reviews common myths about… | ||
| Myths of Personal Data Processing and Their Security | Stanislav Yaroshevskiy | 33m |
Overview of personal data handling and security in Russian practice: defines what counts as personal data, explains its classes and types, and discusses which… | ||
| Monitoring Web Projects: Real-Time Monitoring and Analytics | Aleksandr Demidov | 01h 02m |
Covers real-time monitoring and analytics for web projects used by web studios that often lack sysadmins. Describes the costs of slow or unavailable sites… | ||
| MRI for Data | Anastasiya Goryacheva | 46m |
Describes a method for tracking data flows that form the environment in which a user works, focusing on detecting changes to data on a web page. Presents a… | ||
| How to Compare and Choose a Hosting Provider | Igor Myzgin | 54m |
Compares classes of hosting services — virtual servers (VPS/VDS/cloud) and dedicated server rentals with related services — and discusses how to evaluate and… | ||
| New IT for the New Enterprise | Aleksandr Titov | 55m |
The talk analyzes how enterprise IT is shifting toward web-scale practices by examining examples like GE monetizing data, banks exploring controlled… | ||
| How We Made WebGL Faster | Mstislav Zhivodkov | 30m |
Describes performance work done to make a WebGL-based web application responsive on slow machines. Covers practical lessons from a frontend team (JS/HTML/CSS… | ||
| The Fight for Top Talent in the Age of Disruptive Innovation | Aleksandr Ziza | 01h 01m |
The talk analyzes how leading companies compete for top technical talent amid disruptive innovation, noting that half of top hirers are in IT and many… | ||
| How We Prepared Data: ORM and All That | Kirill Filimonov | 25m |
Describes preparing application data using an ORM and caching: defining the domain model, identifying entities and relationships, and representing them in ORM… | ||
| Lawyer Battle: Learning to Win in Court | Nikolay Zaychenko | 57m |
Explains when it makes sense to bring legal cases and when to avoid courts, covering how to recognize favorable moments to file a lawsuit and how to assess… | ||
| Developing a Cross-Platform C++ Framework for Mobile Platforms | Vladimir Soldatov | 40m |
Describes building a cross-platform C++ framework to share core functionality of an enterprise mobile product (HyperHive) across iOS, Android, Cordova… | ||
| Bosun: modern monitoring | Dima Medvedev | 54m |
Presentation about Bosun, the open-source monitoring system from StackExchange, and its use at OneTwoTrip over 1.5 years. Covers problems with traditional… | ||
| Security in Android Applications | Aleksandr Smirnov | 43m |
Shows that 75% of apps had critical vulnerabilities (HPE 2015) and explains Android’s real attack surface: Linux UID isolation, separate processes and… | ||
| Stability of WebGL applications | Kirill Dmitrenko | 45m |
The talk examines stability issues in WebGL applications, using problems encountered while developing a panorama API as a concrete example and describing how… | ||
| How we rewrote an enterprise IBM Maximo solution using web technologies | Sergey Pesetskiy | 42m |
Describes replacing/implementing an enterprise EAM system using IBM Maximo to record apartment buildings and maintenance work for Moscow’s open-government… | ||
| Tagline: ratings of services and technologies | Aleksey Ramenskiy | 30m |
A session presenting rankings of services and technologies aimed at backend developers, listing which tools and platforms are popular or recommended. It covers… | ||
| Moscow website in 6 months | Igor Tsupko | 50m |
Describes building the Moscow city website in six months, focusing on SOA-cloud architecture patterns, API service design and pitfalls encountered, and tools… | ||
| base.network — decentralized web on JavaScript | Denis Glazkov | 53m |
base.network presents a decentralized web implementation written in JavaScript that applies peer-to-peer technologies similar to those used in Bitcoin, Twister… | ||
| Optimizing the UI flow | Dmitriy Kurkin | 27m |
Describes implementing a UI watchdog to detect main-thread stalls: two implementation patterns (timer-based and RunLoop-based), how to collect watchdog results… | ||
| Project life in production: operational tips | Nikolay Sivko | 53m |
Covers operational practices for keeping revenue-generating web projects running in production, focusing on planning for fault tolerance and implementing… | ||
| Coevolution of enterprise and open-source | Ilya Kosmodemyanskiy | 42m |
Examines how open-source technologies have entered and influenced enterprise (industrial) IT, discussing debates between triumphant and skeptical views. Covers… | ||
| Organizing reliable backups for a web project | Anton Baranov | 52m |
Covers reliable backup strategies for web projects, focusing on what to back up (databases and files), backup types (full, incremental, etc.), frequency, and… | ||
| DC/OS — more than PaaS | Nikita Borzykh | 42m |
DC/OS (Data Center Operating System) from Mesosphere is presented as a platform that unifies and simplifies deployment and operations of distributed systems… | ||
| Health of malware on iOS devices | Dmitriy Evdokimov | 40m |
Examines how malware can operate on iOS devices without jailbreaking, evaluating whether the latest iOS version and lack of jailbreak guarantee the absence of… | ||
| Agile-battle | Mikhail Zaborov | 34m |
Argues that Agile principles work but are often turned into rigid ritual: Scrum's values help small teams yet Scrum becomes religion when treated dogmatically… | ||
| Do we need to adopt DevOps? | Andrey Shorin | 46m |
A retrospective case study of introducing DevOps practices in site operations at hh.ru over three years: it identifies practical signs of DevOps, explains… | ||
| Practical transformation of a traditional corporation | Rodion Shishkov | 46m |
Examines how a traditional corporation views itself and its IT, contrasts the goals of a classic corporation with those of a Web-evolved company, and explains… | ||
| How to be accountable for production | Andrey Sumin | 55m |
Focuses on improving frontend technical quality beyond standard testing (local checks, cross-browser, automated and load tests). Describes additional work… | ||
| Release engineering at Mail.ru, an inside look | Maksim Glekov | 50m |
Describes Mail.ru’s in-house release engineering for deploying application releases across multiple server groups totaling hundreds of machines. Explains why… | ||
| Debunking the myth of legal complexity | Kirill Mityagin | 55m |
Covers common legal pitfalls for software projects and practical ways to fix them: explains contract basics for clients, partners and employees, and shows how… | ||
| React: a new era of frontend development | Robert Kharitonov | 59m |
React (JavaScript) is presented as a modern UI-component library from Facebook that became widely popular in 2015–2016. The talk explains why React gained… | ||
| How we adapted 150 sites with dynamically-served JavaScript | A.Tsympov, E.Koltsov | 45m |
A Russian frontend talk describes adapting 150 websites that use dynamically-served JavaScript for device-specific delivery. It covers initial state, all… | ||
| MVP peculiarities in Enterprise | Vladimir Vasilev | 34m |
Defines why a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is useful inside large enterprise organizations and explains what “minimally viable” means in that context. Covers… | ||
| Entering new markets — is it that hard to organize? | Pavel Shinkarenko | 43m |
Guidance for Russian IT companies on expanding into European markets, focusing on operational setup, choosing legal jurisdictions, and comparing taxes and… | ||
| Life of HTML in 2GIS on iOS | Roman Yanke | 58m |
Explains when and why the native 2GIS iOS app embeds web technologies (HTML/web views), what is appropriate to do with a web-view and what must be avoided, and… | ||
| Running on batteries | Sergey Averin | 47m |
Comparative look at electric versus combustion vehicles, using examples from Tesla and the Russian Lada Ellada to evaluate costs and benefits of running on… | ||
| My small cozy PaaS | Ilya Beda | 37m |
A practical account of designing and building a self-made PaaS using Docker, Registrator, etcd, confd and Ansible. Explains why the author chose to implement a… | ||
| Hyperconvergence — a gentle introduction to web-scale | Andrey Nikolaenko | 50m |
Explains the concept of web-scale infrastructure focused on horizontal scalability using uniform x86 building blocks, rather than traditional enterprise… | ||
| Are Universities Waiting for Us? | Dmitriy Voloshin | 54m |
Mail.Ru Group's experience organizing large-scale student training programs and recruiting junior programmers through universities, covering why companies need… | ||
| Event-based self-healing monitoring | Kirill Sotnikov | 36m |
Proposes an event-driven self‑healing layer that takes alerts from monitoring, publishes them to an SNS topic, and triggers small AWS Lambda handlers (often… | ||
| How to Build Your Own SDK and the First 50 Extensions | Vladimir Likhtanskiy | 31m |
Describes how Plesk designed and implemented an SDK to support third-party plugins (called extensions), balancing product release constraints and experimental… | ||
| A Whale at Human Service: microPaaS Deis | Aleksey Medvedchikov | 36m |
Presentation describes microPaaS Deis as a tool to simplify deploying web services by automating tasks like provisioning virtual machines/servers, setting up… | ||
| Myths About Entering the Asian Market | Yaroslav Gorodetskiy | 49m |
A software company describes its two-year effort to enter Asian markets, focusing on real differences from European and CIS markets. The talk covers market… | ||
| Building Models Using Ad Sales as an Example | Aleksey Praslov | 18m |
The talk addresses building predictive models to estimate relationships between metrics (for example in ad sales) when it’s impossible to run all experiments… | ||
| Website Optimization: Diagnoses and Treatment Plans | Ivan Mikheev | 36m |
Covers diagnosing and fixing slow website performance by identifying root causes of site slowdowns. Describes common, simple tools for finding bottlenecks and… | ||
| How a Web Accelerator Accelerates Your Site | Aleksandr Krizhanovskiy | 42m |
Explains what a Web accelerator (reverse proxy / frontend) is and how it speeds up a website. Covers different types of accelerators, their capabilities and… | ||
| Digital Pipeline — Innovations in Sales | Mikhail Tokovinin | 42m |
Examines problems in current sales practices and sales management and argues that web technologies can transform sales processes. Describes how web-based… | ||
| Virtualized Network Services at Line Rate in a Server Environment | Aleksandr Shalimov | 46m |
Describes running multiple virtualized network functions (NFV) at line rate on commodity servers — not just single 100Gbps services like vSwitch/NAT/LB but… | ||
| MVP Particulars in Enterprise | Vladimir Vasilev | 34m |
Explains why an MVP (minimum viable product) is useful in enterprise environments, defines what “minimum viable” means for large organizations, and analyzes… | ||
| Moving on Thin Ice | Sergey Karatkevich | 42m |
Talk argues against blindly adopting microservices, containers and immutable infrastructure, describing a real project deployed in 20 countries in four months… | ||
| The UI Component Library You Always Dreamed Of | Robert Kharitonov | 44m |
Overview of how React community practices have produced practical UI component libraries; compares React’s simple, effective tools for building reusable UI… | ||
| Days and Concerns of the IT Department Director of an Industrial Corporation | Dm.Smolyarov | 55m |
A talk about the day-to-day responsibilities and challenges of an IT department director in a large industrial corporation, focusing on managing high-load web… | ||
| A Mobile App as a Way to Change the Corporate World | Andrey Timerbaev | 52m |
Describes how building the Russian Post mobile app exposed limits of the existing corporate architecture and prompted adoption of service-oriented and… | ||
| Effective Business Support in Difficult Situations | Yuliya Sinyanskaya | 20m |
The talk examines common myths about employee training (too expensive, a single expert has all answers, trained staff will leave) and argues they are incorrect… | ||
| Bots — a Passing Trend or the Real Future? | Korolev Karen | 01h 58m |
Overview of chatbots: what they are, why they became popular with the rise of messengers, and whether they are a passing trend or a lasting part of digital… | ||
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