DynaRust: Revolutionizing Distributed Key-Value Storage with Rust
DynaRust is setting a new standard in distributed key-value storage by leveraging Rust's performance and safety features. With its dynamic membership management and seamless state synchronization, thi...
https://news.lavx.hu/article/dynarust-revolutionizing-distributed-key-value-storage-with-rust
Working with #DistributedSystems? Don’t miss these 3 essentials: 
Timeouts Retries Idempotency
At #QConLondon, Sam Newman talked about why getting these right is crucial when working with distributed systems.
Catch his insights: https://bit.ly/42qfgvb
We're #hiring!
Two(!) full #professorships open in our department at WU Vienna (Vienna University of Economics and Business) under two complementary focus topics:
1) #Foundations of contemporary #InformationSystems, where we look for candidates who complement and strengthen the existing research at our department in areas such as:
· #ArtificialIntelligence: #AI Systems and Architectures
· #DataMining and #MachineLearning
· #DistributedSystems and #Decentralization
· #DistributedLedgers
· #Cloud and #Virtualisation
· #IoT and #EdgeComputing
· #DataGovernance for AI
2) #OperationsManagement with a focus on #DigitalTransformation, where the candidate’s expertise falls within one of the following research areas:
· #behavioural #operations
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To block or not to block, that is the question.
Let’s suppose we have a stream of events and a pull consumer. The consumer has two methods to fetch: the first is gonna block until it receives something, and the second has a timeout to unblock. My personal rule of thumb is:
- if you need to synchronously consume a single event then process it: use the blocking one, as you’re using the stream like a FIFO queue.
- if you need to fetch ‘n’ events: use the non-blocking one, you might have no warranty that the stream contains (or is able to send) the expected amount of events.
Hi y'all, this has become a bit more important now. I learned this week that my current contract will not be renewed for funding reasons. Please see the quoted post for more info! 
#FediHire #GetFediHired #OpenStreetMap #Python #Rust #JavaScript #CSharp #C #GIS #DistributedSystems #Networking
RE: https://transfem.social/notes/a4imho4jra5v01up
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In the pursuit of High-Performing Engineering Teams, we often focus on code commits and metrics.
But what if the key signals lie in the relationships between teammates?
In this #InfoQ talk, Lizzie Matusov explores how trust & psychological safety are crucial signals of team success.
Watch the video now: https://bit.ly/4iE0Vlk
#transcript included
Last talk of #scale22x is the closing keynote with Leslie Lamport, entitled "Coding Isn't Programming!" This one's gonna be a ride, I'm sure!
Mastering Message Queues: Effective Retry Strategies in Distributed Systems
In high-scale distributed systems, the way we handle message retries can significantly affect performance and reliability. This article explores best practices for managing retries with RabbitMQ and t...
Unpacking TigerBeetle: The Next-Gen Database for Financial Transactions
In the fast-evolving landscape of financial technology, TigerBeetle emerges as a groundbreaking database designed for high-throughput, low-latency transaction processing. With its unique architecture ...
https://news.lavx.hu/article/unpacking-tigerbeetle-the-next-gen-database-for-financial-transactions
Monzo Bank recently introduced Stand-in—an independent backup system running on Google Cloud designed to keep essential banking services running during application and AWS outages.
Read the #InfoQ interview with Daniel Chatfield, Distinguished Engineer at Monzo, to find out what makes Stand-in unique: https://bit.ly/4bxiscV
OpenTelemetry Demo 2.0 is here! 
The latest update brings powerful improvements for #Observability & #DevOps:
Better DX: .env configs & clearer service names New tech: .NET, Valkey (instead of Redis), React Native Advanced tracing: span links & exemplars for deeper insights Multi-arch support: arm64 & amd64
Check out the full details: 
https://opentelemetry.io/blog/2025/otel-demo-2/
Are you using #OpenTelemetry? Let’s talk! 
#FediHire | Software Engineer & Data Scientist | Chicago, IL, US | Remote Preferred, In-Office Okay
I’m Olivia Appleton-Crocker, a software engineer with a strong background in backend development, data science, & research. I have an MS in Computer Science & Engineering from MSU, where I published papers on distributed systems.
Currently a Data Science Fellow at the TMW Center, improving code coverage & diagnosing bugs. Previously at Intel, coordinating small teams & influencing NVMe spec changes.
I’ve put extensive work into #OpenStreetMap, currently adding Chicago sidewalks, mapping my hometown, & leading disaster-response mapathons. Built overpassify–a transpiler for querying OSM data in idiomatic Python.
Projects include adding UDPLite to CPython, adding fediverse comments to sphinx sites, & a multi-language Project Euler site. Proficient in Python, C/C++, Rust, JavaScript, C#, SQL, Fortran & more.
Seeking roles in software engineering, data science, or research—especially in open-source, GIS, Rust, or distributed systems.
More info: https://oliviaappleton.com
Edit: I learned this week that my current contract will not be renewed because of funding issues, so this has become a bit more important
#GetFediHired #OpenStreetMap #Python #Rust #JavaScript #CSharp #C #GIS #DistributedSystems #Networking
It's been a few months since I was laid off, and job hunting is A Lot. So here's the #GetFediHired pitch:
I'm still defiantly calling myself a software generalist; background includes #SRE/#DevOps, #DistributedSystems programming, and #SDET/QA. I like working behind the scenes, especially wrangling tech debt and improving processes and tools and docs. I'm a #Python wizard but comfortable with various tools and paradigms.
Based in #PDX, won't move within the US, strong preference for remote.
Revolutionizing Resiliency: The Launch of Restate 1.2 and Its Impact on Software Development
Restate 1.2 emerges as a game-changer for developers, enabling the creation of resilient applications without the usual complexities of distributed systems. With its innovative durable execution engin...
Organizations are still facing challenges of adapting to #distributedsystems which cater to many work styles and meet business needs.
Note: #Darwinism is not about survival of the biggest and strongest.
It’s about the org most able to adapt to the changing environment and be #FitForPurpose: propagating itself into the future.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/executive-rant-sam-panini-qngwc
Mastering Distributed Systems: Insights from Fly.io's Challenges
Dive into the intricate world of distributed systems through hands-on challenges faced while working with Fly.io. This article reveals the technical nuances of unique ID generation, broadcast algorith...
https://news.lavx.hu/article/mastering-distributed-systems-insights-from-fly-io-s-challenges
does anyone know of examples of network protocols that cannot easily be specified or thought of simply as instances of 1:1 protocols?
with TCP based protocols this question seems mostly moot, since everything boils down to the connection abstraction; but maybe some protocols are more easily specified not .. that way?
or perhaps there are UDP protocols not easily specified as a bunch of instances of 1:1 protocols?
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