Data Engineering

Presenters Dhanuka Warusadura Source All Systems Go! 2025 🚀 O7 Demon: The Future of Secret Service is Here! 🛠️ Hey everyone! 👋 Danuka recently gave a fascinating update on a project that’s poised to revolutionize how we handle secrets on our systems: O7 Demon. If you’re familiar with NOM keying, get ready for a change! This blog post will break down what O7 Demon is, what’s been accomplished, what’s still in progress, and how you can get involved. ...

Presenters Kai Norman Clasen Source All Systems Go! 2025 Level Up Your Linux Experience: Modernizing Command-Line Tools 🚀🛠️ Let’s face it: the command line can be powerful, but it’s not always the most user-friendly. What if we could make those essential tools we rely on every day – like systemctl and journalctl – a little more approachable without sacrificing their core reliability? That’s the core idea behind a fascinating presentation exploring a pragmatic approach to tool development. Let’s dive in! ...

Presenters David Runge Source All Systems Go! 2025 🚀 Unifying OS Artifact Verification: Say Goodbye to Keyring Chaos! 🛠️ Let’s face it: verifying software updates and packages can be a real headache. The current landscape is fragmented, often relying on complex workflows and stateful keyrings that feel more like a burden than a benefit. But what if there was a better way? A way to streamline the process, increase flexibility, and avoid vendor lock-in? ...

Presenters Quentin Deslandes Source All Systems Go! 2025 Level Up Your Network Filtering with Facebook’s B Filter 🚀 Are you a network engineer or security professional looking for more granular control over your network traffic? Tired of the limitations of traditional packet filtering tools? Then get ready to meet B Filter, a new framework from Facebook that’s shaking up the world of BPF (Berkeley Packet Filter) – and it’s open source! 🛠️ ...

Presenters Josef Bacik Source All Systems Go! 2025 🚀 Systing: Your Friendly Gateway to Performance Debugging with Perfetto 🛠️ Performance debugging can feel like navigating a labyrinth. You’re chasing elusive bottlenecks, wrestling with complex systems, and often feeling like you’re missing a crucial piece of the puzzle. Enter Cying, a new tracing tool designed to make that journey a little less daunting. Built on the powerful foundation of Perfetto, Systing offers a simplified, production-friendly approach to performance debugging, particularly valuable for complex systems like frameworks and AI/ML training jobs. Let’s dive in! ...