Alexandre Bergeron Interview

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Builds Domino Data Lab’s terminal platform to let data scientists build, train and productionize arbitrary Python and R models while keeping services isolated, responsive and low-noise; recent incidents come from logging and resource interference. Moves architecture from a monolith toward services while keeping solutions deployable to multiple customers, typically anywhere from 5 to 100 deployments, so favors simple, pragmatic tooling over Google-scale complexity and leans on functional-programming techniques and Scala-style collections for clearer, optimizable code.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:45Challenges
3. 1:56Scalability
4. 3:18Complexity
5. 4:50Functional Programming
6. 6:27Community

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