Rootconf Annual Conference on 13-14 November 2026. Call for submissions open - hasgeek.com/rootconf/2026-cf…

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Rootconf 2026 submissions so far: ClickHouse schema trade-offs, million-token decoding, noisy LLM benchmarks, resumable agent streams and zero-trust agent security. What are you building or learning? Share your work at Rootconf. Submit here: has.gy/cC7G
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What must always remain true of your database? At Rootconf’s Database edition, Shomik Ghose explored property-based testing: generating inputs to test the assumptions your system relies on. @AntithesisHQ Bring your questions to Rootconf 2026. Register: has.gy/4IIz
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Watch the full talk, “Rolling your own database (safely!): property-based testing at scale”, from Rootconf Topical Edition on Databases. piped.video/oDV6Y2lTC-I
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Some of our community members will be at IndiaFOSS this weekend! Huge thanks to @fossunited for supporting the Rust India Conf diversity grants in April, and to Shivani for helping drive this initiative. Looking forward to meeting FOSS contributors and maintainers in Bengaluru!
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We brainrot at @IndiaFOSS 2026 booth before GTA VI Check out Diagram Chasing's booth, they're superb at designing data stories 📈
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1/4 A grant can get someone into the room. What helps them stay involved? At @IndiaFOSS this weekend, Rootconf community members @Varunihk and Suchitra Shankar are hosting “Going beyond grants”, a BOF on participation and sponsorship for women and LGBTQIA+ people in FOSS.
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3/4 Thank you to @FOSSUnited and @hackerrank for supporting the programme in June. That experience is informing the next conversation. We welcome conversations with organisations interested in supporting this work across the year.
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4/4 Whose work can you put forward? Who can you introduce? What opportunity can you help create? Join “Going beyond grants” at @IndiaFOSS 26–27 September. Maintainers, organizers, employers, funders and allies: bring your experiences and leave with one next step.
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At the workshops at @IndiaFOSS 2026 today Attending the Qt workshop right now and later helping in the OCaml workshop If anyone in my TL's attending, let's catch up!
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A ClickHouse proposal for Rootconf 2026 asks why the schema that read 168× more rows won. Have results that challenged your assumptions? Tell us what you tested, what surprised you and what changed. Share your work at Rootconf: has.gy/cC7G
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From 4,000 to 8,000 builds a day. Same hardware. At Rootconf 2025, Nikhil Kumar explained how separating short, frequent pipelines from longer jobs helped @flipkart_tech Flow scale. @purple_term
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The talks start the conversation. What happens when you compare notes with the person next to you? A few moments from Rootconf Topical Edition on Databases, held in June. Join us at the Rootconf 2026 Annual Conference on 13 & 14 Nov. Get your ticket: has.gy/4IIz
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We're starting a book club where we will be reading Designing Data Intensive Applications - 2nd Edition. Sign up if you're interested -> forms.gle/h3sVUVqpvDeqaeBbA Registration closes on Wednesday the 26th at 9 PM IST. Stay tuned for further updates!
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A few moments from yesterday's workshop on platform engineering for production agents. @_dforce took participants from agent concepts to hands-on work with observability, cost, security and evals. Thanks to Giri, @aerospikedb @sidntrivedi and everyone who joined!
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Rootconf 2026 submissions so far: ClickHouse schema trade-offs, million-token decoding, noisy LLM benchmarks, resumable agent streams and zero-trust agent security. What are you building or learning? Share your work at Rootconf. Submit here: has.gy/cC7G
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Happening today in Bengaluru & online: Rootconf workshop on Platform Engineering for Production Agents by @_dforce For engineers working on agents, infra, SRE, DevOps, backend, data, or production AI workflows.
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Register: has.gy/XGbF In-person venue: @aerospikedb
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Prompts are the easy part. The real challenge with AI agents begins in production: observability, isolation, access control, cost guardrails, rollback and recovery. This is where AI starts looking a lot like a platform engineering problem. Join us tomorrow for a hands-on workshop on how to operate agents reliably in production!
AI agents in production need more than prompts. They need observability, access controls, cost limits, isolation, rollback, and recovery. Join Rootconf’s hands-on workshop this Saturday: Platform Engineering for Production Agents by @_dforce
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