Oh Hai, herez teh lineup   (VIDEO OF THIS LINEUP HERE: Ustream.tv/devhouse)

• Brad Templeton - Politics
• Meredith Patterson - DIY BIOHAXING www.diybio.org
• Waleed Abudla - Facebook Connect . See the demo on my blog: Self Debugging
• Jesse Andrews - NGINX + memcached Abusing NGINX and memcached
• Charles Merriam - Python Puzzles
• Joel Franusic - 0xffffff, a party.
• Abdulkarriem Khan - 10 million data points in javascript.
  Facebook,

   

  Amazon, Second Life, Cisco & Zynga.com are finally running into the

   

   

  problem that Server based computing Architectures can't manage

   

   

  real-time data processing & Analysis (BI Dashboards) being Hosted

   

   

  & Processed on their servers (Second LIFE Cant even handle all the

   

   

  Customers that want to PAY THEM!!!) . Facebook & Zunga can't manage

   

   

  10 million datapoints real-time (MYSQL, InnoDB & Memcache can't

   

   

  handle unique sub millisecond response times & Cisco with Router

   

   

  level real-time traffic monitoring can't render BI DASHBOARDS {Hyperion

   

   

  & BUSINESS OBJECTS aren't cutting it)} for Microsecond

   

   

  load-balancing. We need 10 million Data points Per Second on local

   

   

  systems machine.

   

  See how we can get their from Web D3's Foundation Stones

  see the 1st example of this on http://timepedia.org/ & http://timepedia.blogspot.com/ Ray Cromwell & the guys demoed this @ Google IO (Google I/O GWT Extreme! Presentation video now online

  or, how I managed to render a million datapoints in Javascript in real time without crashing my browser. : http://timepedia.blogspot.com/2008/06/google-io-gwt-extreme-presentation.html )They are BAD ASS (DATA PORN MASTERS TO THE MAX )

  THESE ARE THE LIMITS OF CLIENT-SERVER (Server Hosted Sessions, The Silo can't keep up with Mobile Powered Traffic Growth, thanks soliddb.com p.s. Most of the Mobile Carriers  1,000,000 x the world Record 200,000 TPS are moving to their http://www.solidtech.com/pdfs/SolidDB_6_DS_6_07b.pdf ;-) see more on MY BLOG http://thebirthofwebd3.blogspot.com/ pay attention to Pay Especial attention to the Intros 1st 10 minutes & Q&A after 1 hour in http://ecommmedia.com/blog/2008/04/what-will-drive-wireless-innovation.html ; The 15 th slide SHOWS THE TRAFFIC EXPLOSION & 3rd through 5th Slide are the FINAL WORD in mobile monetization 3.3 billion users & $100 Billion in SMS revenue 

  http://www.slideshare.net/grigs/going-fast-on-the-mobile-web/

   

  Web D3's Foundation Stones are HTML 5 http://webkit.org/blog/126/webkit-does-html5-client-side-database-storage/, Great distributed Architecture for local Data Processing NASA SETI@Home style http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seti_@_home & Erlang style http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erlang_(programming_language) {Jabber chat, Ericsson &T-mobile use well & Facebook Screwed up in their non-realtime Facebook chat Status Update Feature}  ,SQL-lite local data storage (In Browser Mozilla Firefox & Mozilla Mobile Fenec https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/FennecVision OS w/out installing on Nokia Symbian & See Chrome puts the skids under Nokia's Webkit based Browser What does Gears mean for the mobile web? http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/09/05/chrome_mobile_analysis/ ), 

   , ROR, MacOS shown by OSX on Iphone & IMAC (AppleHDT!! ;-p ) & Snowleopard ( DISTRIBUTED serving & session management w/out INSTALLING  Apps using Open CL, sproutcore http://www.sproutcore.com/, objective-J & Cappucino see the article While SproutCore has been referred to as "Cocoa for the web," its developer Charles Jolley says that the framework was "inspired by Cocoa," not really a port of Cocoa. But what if someone ported not just Cocoa, but also an Objective-C runtime that runs entirely in JavaScript via a browser? http://arstechnica.com/journals/apple.ars/2008/06/26/cocoa-on-the-web-280-north-objective-j-and-cappuccino )  using BROWSER CACHE!!! like http://www.vividas.com/ does with Java  for their Video Player check THE TRAILER http://arstechnica.com/journals/apple.ars/2008/06/17/sproutcore-rich-web-apps-in-javascript-no-flash-needed ) , in-memory DBs (Mapped to memory like Solid DB & Sleepy Cat-Oracle owned  Berkeley DB Open-Source Times Ten 10 Microsecond writes & 30 microsecond reads @ 80,000 TPS per PROCESSOR!!! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TimesTen ), Safari &  Google Chrome's Multi PROCESS MEMORY MANAGEMENT!!! http://www.google.com/googlebooks/chrome/#size=small&page=4 & its granular Memory Management. If you want to discuss me call 510-228-4325 Local DataProcessing VMs &  Comm using SMS when web isn't available see mobile setting in Google calendar (I Can Post to the Web over TEXT messaging not Internet!!! 

  http://www.intel.com/design/flash/nand/extreme/index.htm?iid=server_body+ssd_storage  these x25 

   

   
  We are into the http://www.intel.com/design/telecom/applnots/316021.pdf &

  http://blogs.intel.com/research/2008/03/rural_connectivity_platform_be.php

  Check out snowleopard stuff (Open CL, Grand Central & spout core)  from apple http://www.apple.com/macosx/snowleopard/

   

   
  These guys are getting sub millisecond response times

  The VeracITY group is getting on 6  4 processor boxes 2.5 million reads p sec 

  S298853

  Update-Intensive Real-Time Data Analysis, Using Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database

  Susan Cheung, Oracle; Irad Deutsch, Veracity Group

  Tuesday  09/23/2008 13:00 - 14:00

  Marriott Golden Gate C3

  Session Details
  Session ID:	S298853
  Session Title:	Update-Intensive Real-Time Data Analysis, Using Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database
  Session Abstract:	This session discusses a high-performance, real-time data analysis project developed by the Veracity Group, using Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database to cache a subset of the Oracle Database schema in the middle tier. It describes the approach taken by the application to achieve 10,000 updates per second and 100,000 reads per second with a no-data-loss, high-availability configuration. This session discusses key performance criteria that should be considered by developers and DBAs when working with performance-critical applications.
  Track:	ORACLE DEVELOP, Oracle Develop: Embedded Technology
  Focus Areas:	Embedded Development; Performance and Scalability
  Session Type:	Conference Session
  Product Area:	Not Applicable
  Duration:	60 minutes
  Speaker(s)/Company:	Susan Cheung, Oracle; Irad Deutsch, Veracity Group

  Thank you Bill,

  for the fixprotocol.org link in your session we also are needing sub-millisecond response for millions of mobile broadband providers

   

   

  S298849

  Fast, Reliable, Distributed Trading Platform with Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Cache

  Susan Cheung, Oracle; Steve Schiff, NYFIX; Bill Torpey, NYFIX

  Monday  09/22/2008 16:00 - 17:00

  Moscone South R

   

  Session Details
  Session ID:	S298849
  Session Title:	Fast, Reliable, Distributed Trading Platform with Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Cache
  Session Abstract:	In capital market applications, transaction processing speed is a key differentiator among service providers. NYFIX, a global leader in liquidity solutions for capital markets, offers real-time marketplaces that must be blindingly fast and utterly reliable. This session discusses the approach NYFIX uses to implement a high-performance distributed technology platform that provides multiple levels of high availability, using Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database with replication and caching in conjunction with NYFIX's proprietary software.
  Track:	DATABASE, Database
  Focus Areas:	High Availability; Performance and Scalability
  Session Type:	Conference Session
  Product Area:	Not Applicable
  Duration:	60 minutes
  Speaker(s)/Company:	Susan Cheung, Oracle; Steve Schiff, NYFIX; Bill Torpey, NYFIX

  We are doing some cool stuff thebirthofwebd3.blogspot.com & we actually make money on it ;-) contact me 510-228-4325 to discuss. I will be at below 

   

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