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Directing a Swarm of Agents for Fun and ProfitEnterprise AI Summit Spring 20262026-04-09
Directs how teams of AI agents actually build software: uses GasTown/Roof Flow for multi-agent specialization (testing, architecting, researching), bakes…
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Platform Team Structures and ConcernsCraft Conference 20252025-05-29
Argues platforms are a layered, evolving stack (not one monolith) and gives concrete practices: use AWS as stable base, split internal vs external platforms…
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Adrian’s Greatest Hits, B-Sides & Re-issuesYOW! Melbourne 20222022-12-08
Reruns of Netflix architecture show concrete moves: migrate to AWS, replace Oracle with Cassandra (three replicas per write), run Chaos Monkey to force…
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Failing Over without Falling OverChaos Conf 20202020-10-06
Uses STPA to enumerate failover hazards, links observability to control models, and treats near misses as data points. Recommends three-way replication across…
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Keynote : Modern App DevelopmentRay Summit 20202020-09-30
Serverless-first development claims dramatic speedups: teams build functional prototypes in a day and one team rewrote a stalled nine‑month project over a…
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Open Source Force MultipliersOSCON 20192019-07-15
MongoDB treats open source mainly as marketing, keeps core repo contributions low, and focuses on a paid cloud product. MongoDB Atlas is priced as a cloud…
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Building in security for open source projectsOSCON 20192019-07-15
Team grows from a handful to a dedicated open source org with added management and specialists, pushes back on vendors turning projects into proprietary or…
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Speeding Up InnovationCraft Conference 20192019-05-07
Argues companies must measure and shrink time-to-value by moving to small, automated changes with feature flags, AB tests and cheap builds — one example turns…
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Innovating at speedWeb Summit 20182018-11-05
Formula 1 cars stream 120 sensors producing about 3 GB per car per race and roughly 1,500 data points per second into on-track datacenters; historical archives…
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Dynamic Non-EventsDevOpsDays Silicon Valley 20182018-05-17
Argues that safety is a dynamic non-event and proves it with concrete failures and margins: an MD‑80 jack‑screw wore to its tolerance after lubrication…
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Developing a Chaos Architecture MindsetGOTO Chicago 20182018-04-24
Argues cloud availability needs fast detection, regular failover tests and deliberate fault injection: DNS lapses, expired certificates and a flooded data…
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Dynamic Non-EventsGOTO Chicago 20182018-04-24
Argues safety is the active creation of dynamic non‑events, gives the concrete failure chain behind Alaska Airlines Flight 261: a single jack‑screw thread wore…
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Developing a Chaos Architecture MindsetO'Reilly Software Architecture Conference New York 20182018-02-26
Explains concrete chaos engineering practices: a four layers model (infrastructure redundancy, a switching layer that routes around failures, application…
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Keynote: Cloud Native at AWSKubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 20172017-12-06
AWS announces a managed Kubernetes service EKS that runs an upstream control plane for customers, a new Fargate option to run managed containers without owning…
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Open source, open data, open standards with Adrian Cockcroft and Zaheda BhoratOSCON 20172017-05-08
AWS announces a dedicated outreach team for AWS Open to coordinate code, data and standards work, with contributions back to open source since 2005 and…
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It's Simple...GOTO Accelerate London 20162016-11-17
Argues that breaking monoliths into microservices reduces overall complexity by enforcing interfaces, cites Netflix OSS and an org-driven architecture, reports…
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It's Simple…GOTO Stockholm 20162016-05-09
Argues that scaling demands clear boundaries and self‑service tooling, not diagrams: Netflix moves from a monolith to 100+ Cassandra clusters behind APIs…
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Systems for InnovationDevOps Enterprise Summit 20152015-11-03
Netflix uses a lean system: the freedom and responsibility culture deck becomes a screening filter (it gets millions of views) and the compensation design…
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Welcome KeynoteGOTO London 20152015-09-16
Argument for developer ownership of production code with microservices sized so one developer understands them, continuous delivery where the typical build…
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PanelGOTO London 20152015-09-16
Panel reports a measurable link between DevOps practices and firm performance using a cross-sectional survey with objective measures (stock tickers, company…
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Monitoring Microservices: A ChallengeO'Reilly Software Architecture Conference 20152015-03-16
Monitoring microservices becomes a solvable test problem with an open source generator that simulates realistic stacks, produces metrics, and scales to 100,000…
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Migrating to Cloud Native with MicroservicesGOTO Berlin 20142014-11-06
Moves encoding and logging workloads to AWS first, then shifts the entire customer-facing site to cloud by Christmas 2010; uses S3 + EMR for logs and Hadoop…
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Fast DeliveryGOTO Copenhagen 20142014-09-25
Describes moving Netflix to AWS, building a microservice platform with Cassandra, Docker/AMIs, and a 200 terabyte SSD cluster used for quick infrastructure…
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Deep Dive into the Cloud Native Open Source with NetflixOSSGOTO Copenhagen 20142014-09-25
Catalogue of 40 NetflixOSS components with concrete outcomes: Edda black‑box recorder captures every AWS and Eureka state change for historical debugging…
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Speed & Scale: How to Get ThereGOTO Chicago 20142014-05-20
Netflix moves its customer-facing systems to the cloud in 2010 and replaces Oracle with Cassandra, running production clusters like a 288-node Cassandra…
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Dystopia as a ServiceHotCloud '132013-06-25
Claims a cloud-native stack built on AWS, Cassandra and S3 handles real traffic: 2 PB in S3, 100+ billion events per day, ~1/3 of North American fixed-peak…
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Dystopia as a ServiceCollaboration Summit 20132013-04-15
Argues that modern services run on ephemeral Linux AMIs with thousands of Tomcat JVMs (5–10k web servers), deploy via Asgard, store masters in AWS with…
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