בפרק זה מארחים אורי ורן את ירון חביב, יזם ו CTO של Iguazio לשיחה על פלטפורמת Serverless בשם Nuclio שפותחה בחברה ירון הוא יזם ותיק ואיש תשתיות מנוסה, בעבר בחברות כמו Voltaire ו MellanoxIguazio היא פלטפורמת נתונים בעלת מאפיינים של database ו data warehouse המאפשרת בנוסף גם עיבוד בזמן אמתNuclio היא פלטפורמת Serverless או Function as a Service שפותחה מאפס ע״י החברה וכולה בקוד פתוח. היא צמחה מתוך הצורך של לקוחות החברה לבצע חישובים יותר מורכבים על הנתונים שלהםכיום נוקליאו היא גנרית לחלוטין ויכולה לשמש כל אירגון המחפש פלטפורמת serverless בלי קשר לשימוש ב iguazio.הפלטפורמה כתובה ב Go ותומכת המספר שפות - Go, Python, NodeJS לנוקליאו יש מספר תכונות אטרקטיביות כגון זמן אתחול קצר, ממשקי תכנות מינימליסטיים ופשוטים ופשטות של פריסההוא רץ מעל תשתית של Kubernetes ירון סיפר על עבודתו בוועדת הסטנדרטים של serverless מטעם CNCF, (גוף בן של linux foundation) העוסק במיחשוב ענן הקובץ נמצא כאן, האזנה נעימה Links:https://thenewstack.io/whats-next-serverless/https://github.com/nuclio/nucliohttps://dzone.com/articles/nuclio-the-new-serverless-superhero https://github.com/cncf/wg-serverless/

בפרק זה אורי ורן מארחים את אורי שמאי לשיחה על Data Infrastructure בחברה שלו Junoקצת על ג׳ונו החברה ואלו בעיות הם פותריםעל אורי, הנסיון שלו ותחביבים שקשורים לתכנה וחומרה...איך התחילו ב Spark, ועברו ל DataFlow על המוטיביה לעבוד עם AirFlow ועל האלטרנטיבות שלו (Luigi ועוד) הקובץ נמצא כאן, האזנה נעימהלינקים: Apache-Spark: https://spark.apache.orgLuigi: https://github.com/spotify/luigiAirbnb Airflow (became Apache project): https://github.com/apache/incubator-airflowBE programming language Go: https://golang.orgUnified project for data processing, what Google Cloud Dataflow became: https://beam.apache.orgAWS events streams by Kinesis Firehose: https://aws.amazon.com/kinesis/data-firehose/BigData frameworks from cloud providers:AWS: EMR https://aws.amazon.com/emr/https://cloud.google.com/dataproc/Google Cloud Dataflow: https://cloud.google.com/dataflow/

בפרק זה אורי ורן מארחים את אורי שמאי לשיחה על Data Infrastructure בחברה שלו Juno קצת על ג׳ונו החברה ואלו בעיות הם פותריםעל אורי, הנסיון שלו ותחביבים שקשורים לתכנה וחומרה...איך התחילו ב Spark, ועברו ל DataFlow על המוטיביה לעבוד עם AirFlow ועל האלטרנטיבות שלו (Luigi ועוד)  הקובץ נמצא כאן, האזנה נעימה לינקים: Apache-Spark: https://spark.apache.orgLuigi: https://github.com/spotify/luigiAirbnb Airflow (became Apache project): https://github.com/apache/incubator-airflowBE programming language Go: https://golang.orgUnified project for data processing, what Google Cloud Dataflow became: https://beam.apache.orgAWS events streams by Kinesis Firehose: https://aws.amazon.com/kinesis/data-firehose/BigData frameworks from cloud providers:AWS: EMR https://aws.amazon.com/emr/https://cloud.google.com/dataproc/Google Cloud Dataflow: https://cloud.google.com/dataflow/

In an ideal world, developers would be paid according to what they are worth. If you're better than another developer, you should be paid more. Of course this is not the case. Developers who know how to negotiate better can improve their salaries. A lot. Luckily for you, it's not hard to get better at negotiating. In this presentation we will understand how an employer decides on your salary; what is the process on the other side of the table. Then, we'll dive into more details of best practices for how to negotiate.


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In an ideal world, developers would be paid according to what they are worth. If you're better than another developer, you should be paid more. Of course this is not the case. Developers who know how to negotiate better can improve their salaries. A lot. Luckily for you, it's not hard to get better at negotiating. In this presentation we will understand how an employer decides on your salary; what is the process on the other side of the table. Then, we'll dive into more details of best practices for how to negotiate. MP3

On September 2007 I started a journey. I left a position as a System Architect in a big Software company and started a career as an independent consultant. This have been a hell of a journey. Two years ago I returned to the warmth of the payroll (business was doing great btw as a freelancer). Along these years I found myself many times answering questions on how this is done. This lead me to the conclusion that the know how may be of an interest to the community and I want to share with you. I believe that anyone who considers becoming an independent contractor/consultant will greatly benefit from this talk.


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On September 2007 I started a journey. I left a position as a System Architect in a big Software company and started a career as an independent consultant. This have been a hell of a journey. Two years ago I returned to the warmth of the payroll (business was doing great btw as a freelancer). Along these years I found myself many times answering questions on how this is done. This lead me to the conclusion that the know how may be of an interest to the community and I want to share with you. I believe that anyone who considers becoming an independent contractor/consultant will greatly benefit from this talk. MP3

Being part of a remote engineering site is reality for most people in the Israeli tech scene, from corporate America to startups hoping to 'exit' and become part of something bigger. And that’s great, really!
But, it also sucks. Kind of like being the youngest in a family of nine.
If you want to have impact, be heard and have a seat at the grownups’ table - it’s on you to make it happen.
At WeWork, we built a remote engineering site that is an integral part of the planning, processes and decision making in the company. In our talk we’ll share some good examples of bad habits as well as best practices we followed in order to grow from multiple remote sites to one kickass distributed team.


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Being part of a remote engineering site is reality for most people in the Israeli tech scene, from corporate America to startups hoping to 'exit' and become part of something bigger. And that’s great, really! But, it also sucks. Kind of like being the youngest in a family of nine. If you want to have impact, be heard and have a seat at the grownups’ table - it’s on you to make it happen. At WeWork, we built a remote engineering site that is an integral part of the planning, processes and decision making in the company. In our talk we’ll share some good examples of bad habits as well as best practices we followed in order to grow from multiple remote sites to one kickass distributed team. MP3

Sometimes, the smallest features are the ones that make the biggest impact. Then why do we, as product managers and developers, keep pushing these small items to the bottom of our priority (after larger agendas that we feel are more important)? Why do we keep delaying these small items from sprint to sprint? In this session I will present examples of "small" features that became major game changers, provide tips for product and engineering on how to give these features the attention they deserve, and by that ensure we don't live in a world without WhatsApp's blue lines .


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