Félix GV, architect of LinkedIn's Venice database, explains its unbundled, planetary-scale architecture. He covers their rigorous chaos engineering practices, the trade-offs between consistency and availability in a derived data system, and an experimental integration with DuckDB for advanced analytics and data exploration.
Delivery Hero presents "Asya", an open-source framework that replaces traditional AI pipelines with a distributed, asynchronous actor model. This paradigm shift dramatically lowers GPU costs and improves scalability by treating each processing step as an independent, auto-scaling microservice on Kubernetes.
Félix GV, an architect of LinkedIn's Venice database, discusses its unbundled, planetary-scale architecture. He covers how components like Kafka and RocksDB form independent distributed systems, details their rigorous chaos engineering practices, explains CAP theorem trade-offs in multi-region deployments, and explores the experimental integration of DuckDB for SQL-based analytics.
Explore how Temporal, a durable execution framework, brings resilience and scalability to AI agents built with the OpenAI Agents SDK. This summary covers Temporal's core concepts of Workflows and Activities, the official integration that makes OpenAI agents durable, and patterns for orchestrating multiple micro-agents.
Dr. Vijoy Pandey of Cisco's Outshift incubator discusses his vision for a future where multi-agent human societies collaborate to solve major scientific and physical challenges. He introduces AGNTCY, an open-source project for the "Internet of Agents," designed to address the critical hurdles of agent interoperability and trust through a Zero Trust framework and Task-Based Access Control (T-BACK).
Ben Smith and James Beswick explore the evolution of modern software architecture, discussing the critical role of workflow services in managing distributed systems, the trade-offs between microservices and monoliths, and the power of plugin architectures.