Videos tagged with Velocity 2009


Velocity 09: Alan Kasindorf, "Load Balancing Roundup"

Velocity 09: Alan Kasindorf, "Load Balancing Roundup"

Posted in Conferences, Networking, Development

There’re lots of load balancing algorithms: Stupid L4 (round robin) Slightly smarter L4 (least connection, weighted RR, etc) L7, or inspection based load balancing. Perlbal. Guess that’s also L7 In this session we’ll briefly go over each of the basic load balancing algorithms as they’re implemented in popular open source load balancers. In a second half we’ll show ...

Tags: Conferences, Scalability, Load Balancing, Performance, Development, oreilly media, Velocity 2009



Velocity 09: "Performance Tools"

Velocity 09: "Performance Tools"

Posted in Conferences, Web Technologies, Development

Live on the main stage: the latest tools you need to analyze websites, including AOL PageTest, HttpWatch, YSlow 2.0, and Visual Round Trip Analyzer. AOL PageTest – Eric Goldsmith (AOL, LLC) AOL PageTest was introduced at Velocity 2008. This presentation provides an introduction for new users, as well as an update on new features for existing users. Both ...

Tags: Conferences, Scalability, Firebug, HTTP, yslow, Httpwatch, Performance, Development, oreilly media, Velocity 2009, AOL PageTest, ...


Velocity 09: Jesse Robbins and Steve Souders

Velocity 09: Jesse Robbins and Steve Souders

Posted in Conferences, Development

Jesse Robbins and Steve Souders welcome you to Velocity 2009! Jesse Robbins Opscode & O'Reilly Radar Jesse Robbins (@jesserobbins) is CEO of Opscode and a recognized expert in Infrastructure, Web Operations, and Emergency Management. He serves as co-chair of the Velocity Web Performance & Operations Conference and contributes to the O’Reilly Rada...

Tags: Conferences, Scalability, Performance, Development, oreilly media, Velocity 2009


Velocity 09: Jonathan Heiliger, "After the Click"

Velocity 09: Jonathan Heiliger, "After the Click"

Posted in Conferences, Development

Jonathan Heiliger Facebook Jonathan Heiliger is the Vice President of Technical Operations at Facebook, where he oversees global infrastructure, site architecture and IT. Prior to Facebook, he was a technology advisor to several early-stage companies in connection with Index Ventures and Sequoia Capital. He formerly led the engineering team at Walmart.com, where he was responsible for infrastru...

Tags: Conferences, Scalability, Performance, Development, oreilly media, Velocity 2009


Velocity 09: Eric Schurman and Jake Brutlag, "Performance Related Changes and their User Impact"

Velocity 09: Eric Schurman and Jake Brutlag, "Performance Related Changes and their User Impact"

Posted in Conferences, Development

We took very small percentages of our users and slowed the page down in several ways Added server side delays Added additional page weight to different parts of our page Added client side rendering delays We then measured how each of these changes impacted metrics like clicks, time to click, repeat site usage, queries per visit, revenue, etc. This talk is to share the results. Eric Schurman Mic...

Tags: Conferences, Scalability, Performance, Development, oreilly media, Velocity 2009



Velocity 09: Umang Gupta and Vik Chaudhary, "‘Next Web’ Challenges"

Velocity 09: Umang Gupta and Vik Chaudhary, "‘Next Web’ Challenges"

Posted in Conferences, Development

The ‘Next Web’ is defined by vastly expanded levels of interactivity driven by technologies such as Flash and Silverlight. The ‘Next Web’ brings consumers a new level of rich online experiences including composite e-business transactions that seamlessly integrate interactive video and voice, and social media and Web-to-mobile transactions. At Velocity, Keynote introduces...

Tags: Conferences, Scalability, Performance, Development, oreilly media, Velocity 2009


Velocity 09: Justin Huff, "Two Years Later, Loving and Hating the Cloud"

Velocity 09: Justin Huff, "Two Years Later, Loving and Hating the Cloud"

Posted in Conferences, Cloud Computing, Development

Picnik has seen both the good and the bad when it comes to the cloud. Yeah, it lets you scale some or all of your infrastructure dynamically. It also has a very low cost of entry. However, it also can be frustrating when it comes to communication, problems, and downtime. Perhaps more importantly, cloud services can make you lazy. Why worry too much about deleting files when you have (more or le...

Tags: Conferences, Scalability, Cloud Computing, Performance, Development, oreilly media, Velocity 2009, Picnik


Velocity 09: Bryan McQuade and Richard Rabbat, "Page Speed"

Velocity 09: Bryan McQuade and Richard Rabbat, "Page Speed"

Posted in Web Technologies, Development, Graphics

Page Speed is an open source Firebug add-on that gives suggestions on how to improve web page performance. In this talk, we describe the open development model that we have adopted for Page Speed and the importance of decreasing latency to make web applications more responsive. We will cover some of the innovative features of Page Speed that we have used at Google, including identifying ineffic...

Tags: Javascript, Design, Scalability, Firebug, CSS, Firefox, Browsers, Performance, Development, oreilly media, Velocity 2009, ...


Velocity 09: Jeremy Bingham, "Surviving the 2008 Elections"

Velocity 09: Jeremy Bingham, "Surviving the 2008 Elections"

Posted in Conferences, Databases, Development

In this session, Jeremy Bingham will discuss: Initial problems and bottlenecks at the beginning of the primary election season. How optimizing MySQL and the backend improved performance. How moving to lighttpd and moving page caching into lighttpd with a custom module greatly improved performance. How moving to newer and less hardware improved performance, and how it was done. And how sometimes...

Tags: Conferences, Databases, MySQL, Scalability, caching, Performance, Development, oreilly media, Velocity 2009, lighttpd


Velocity 09: Marissa Mayer, "In Search of... A better, faster, stronger Web"

Velocity 09: Marissa Mayer, "In Search of... A better, faster, stronger Web"

Posted in Conferences, Development

Marissa Mayer Google Marissa leads Google’s efforts on search products – web search, images, news, books, products, maps, – and other consumer-facing initiatives such as iGoogle, Google Earth, Google Chrome, and more. Her contributions have included designing and developing Google’s search interface, internationalizing the site to over 100 languages, and launching more t...

Tags: Conferences, Scalability, Performance, Development, oreilly media, Velocity 2009