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#48 Composability in Distributed Systems - Because Math! With Heather Miller

Nov 19, 2021

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Introduction

3min

The Importance of an Independent IDL in Serialization

2min

The Security Vulnerabilities of Java Serialization

3min

Spark: Rethinking Distributed Systems Work

4min

The Importance of Eventually Consistency in Distributed Systems

2min

How to Create a Conflict-Free Replicated Data Type

3min

The Importance of Arbitration Orders

2min

The Mathematical Foundation of Distributed Systems

4min

The Importance of Composition in Functional Programming

6min

10.

How to Deal With Failure in Distributed Systems

2min

11.

The Future of Functional Programming

4min

12.

The Importance of Chaos Engineering

2min

13.

The Benefits of Chaos Engineering

2min

14.

The Uncoolness of Research

2min

15.

Grovium Native Image and Reflection

2min

16.

The Importance of Reflection in the Serialization Library

3min

17.

Scala 3: A Better Way to Solve Problems

2min

18.

The Future of Serialization

2min

19.

The Challenges of Serialization

3min

20.

How to Serialize a System in a Day

2min

21.

The Conflict of Cultures in Composability

2min

22.

The Culture Clash and the Shift to Functional Programming

2min

23.

The Importance of Functional Programming

4min

Heather Miller, Computer Science professor at Carnegie Mellon, joins us to talk about her research into composability in distributed systems, the challenges with serialization, and a better approach to Chaos Engineering.

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