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Visualizing the Booting Sequence for Maestro, a Rust-Based Unix-like Kernel

How Luc Lenôtre used flamegraphs to optimize the CPU usage of Maestro kernel, a Unix-like operating system written in Rust.

Rust: The Best Language for Data Infrastructure

Micah Wylde’s take on why Rust has become the best choice for writing high-performance systems like databases and stream processing engines.

P99 CONF Speaker Spotlight: Julia Kroll

Get to know Julia Kroll, Applied Engineer at Deepgram, in anticipation of her P99 CONF talk: “Minimizing Request Latency of Self-Hosted ML Models.”

Switching From C++ to Rust

Nikita Lapkov started a new job in Rust after 4+ years writing C++. This post shares his experience and thoughts on the transition between the two languages.

P99 CONF Speaker Spotlight: Cristian Velazquez

Get to know Cristian Velazquez, Staff Site Reliability Engineer at Uber, in anticipation of his P99 CONF talk: “Enhancing P99 Latency: Strategies for Doubling/Tripling Performance in Third-Party APIs.”

The Cloud Storage Triad: Latency, Cost, Durability

Chris Riccomini presents a theorem for primary persistence on object stores.

A Tale of Database Performance Pains

Database performance is serious business, but why not have a little fun exploring its challenges and complexities? Here’s a rather fanciful story from Database Performance at Scale, a free Open Access book.

Investigating Crazy Rust Compile Times

Adam Chalmers investigates the reasons behind slow compile times for the KittyCAD Rust API client and shares how he cut the release compile-times from 33 minutes to 1.5 minutes.

NoSQL, NoMQ: Palo Alto Networks’ New Event Streaming Paradigm

How Palo Alto Networks eliminated the MQ layer for a project that correlates events in near real time, using an existing database instead of Kafka.

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