Handling billions of events per day with Kotlin Coroutines by Florentin Simion and Rares Vlasceanu

[@bangonkali]

Thanks for sharing your story. Interesting point especially with regards to separating cpu heavy vs io heavy workloads.
Even at infrastructure side one might use different servers for cpu heavy tasks, and maybe one can even optimize that separately by leveraging cpu microarchitecture features. Huge savings can be made there as well. Depending of course on the algorithms that make up such cpu heavy tasks.
However there is an additional cost of this @ the orchestration/choreography level. Though at the end of the days if the solution is cheaper than the legacy system @ higher throughput then it's all good.
Optimization is a continuous improvement after all. I don't think that's a task that one can say can be completed but instead can only be done in stages (relating to the lesson of changing only one thing at a time. 😂).
Thanks for the great presentation. 👍

[@ancasuliman7217]

Great talk, what an inspiring story! ❤

[@nicolafarina1544]

Thanks for sharing! But is there a written version? I'm not a native English speaker and find difficult to follow along😢

[@921xmecha]

Thank you for this interesting presentation.

[@hj2931]

Very interesting talk, thanks for sharing!

[@alanesaugarciagutierrez6025]

Anyone knows about a course for Kotlin Server Side? I know basics from Ktor but i dont have any knowledge about backend