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We have a new segment at this year’s edition of @sysconf_. Read about it 👇🏾
We're hosting SysConf's first ever unconference sessions at this year's edition. We think the sessions are a great opportunity for attendees to contribute value to one another. Read more in this article and see you at SysConf!
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Unconference Sessions at SysConf26

Introduction We’re excited to announce that SysConf will host its first unconference sessions at this year’s edition of the conference. In particular, the unconference segment will happen on day 1 of

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im always amazed when i come across papers like this. folks looked at a hard systems problem and said, “there has to be a better abstraction”
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S3 buckets are now available in Lagos 🇳🇬 You can now store your files closer to users in West Africa for lower latency and faster uploads/downloads. Available now on @brimblehq . paper.brimble.io/object-stor…
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Been indoors way too much. Time to touch grass… or at least the court
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bro said pencils down and immediately started beefing with the instruction set😭
Let's see how deep the rabbit hole already goes!
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Let's see how deep the rabbit hole already goes!
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"Partition gives you scalability and scalability should give you performance". 🎥 Excerpt from the last episode of Sysdsgn Conversations 🔗 Full episode: piped.video/6zNLCcUVz2w || open.spotify.com/episode/3IA… #DistributedSystems #SysDsgnConversations #SystemDesign
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Replying to @sysconf_
@sysconf_ season is upon us.
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This is the talk I'm most excited for, fr.
We’re excited to announce Muutassim Mukhtar (@triplemcoderr), Senior Site Reliability Engineer at MTN (@MTNNG), as a speaker at SysConf 2026! His talk is titled “Performance Engineering Beyond Dashboards.” As part of Muutassim’s work at MTN, he has to find, understand and fix reliability and performance bugs in production Kubernetes workloads. And in multiple cases, he’s found metrics and dashboards insufficient. This talk is about how an SRE has used eBPF to profile production workloads, uncovering CPU hotspots, scheduling delays and network bottlenecks. #SysConf #SysConf26
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the folks behind SysConf alone tell you this is going to be good. solid community all round. for my session, we are going under the hood. you wrote a function and called it, cool. but what actually happens after that? how does that function become work on the CPU? what happens
We’re excited to announce Muutassim Mukhtar (@triplemcoderr), Senior Site Reliability Engineer at MTN (@MTNNG), as a speaker at SysConf 2026! His talk is titled “Performance Engineering Beyond Dashboards.” As part of Muutassim’s work at MTN, he has to find, understand and fix reliability and performance bugs in production Kubernetes workloads. And in multiple cases, he’s found metrics and dashboards insufficient. This talk is about how an SRE has used eBPF to profile production workloads, uncovering CPU hotspots, scheduling delays and network bottlenecks. #SysConf #SysConf26
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in userspace, the kernel, and all the layers in between?
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Resurrecting my account to preach the gospel of @sysconf_. Y’all we have a really really exciting line up this year. So many talks I personally can’t wait to attend. If you’re interested in learning from and getting inspired by people who put an effort into this craft, sign up!
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docker not releasing inodes properly
What did you fix today?
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We’re excited to announce Muutassim Mukhtar (@triplemcoderr), Senior Site Reliability Engineer at MTN (@MTNNG), as a speaker at SysConf 2026! His talk is titled “Performance Engineering Beyond Dashboards.” As part of Muutassim’s work at MTN, he has to find, understand and fix reliability and performance bugs in production Kubernetes workloads. And in multiple cases, he’s found metrics and dashboards insufficient. This talk is about how an SRE has used eBPF to profile production workloads, uncovering CPU hotspots, scheduling delays and network bottlenecks. #SysConf #SysConf26
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"we'll use a NoSQL database so we don't have to worry about schema migrations." - someone who is about to spend the next two years reinventing relational joins in application-level javascript.
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reliability at scale is brutally hard. folks complain about mtn services, but keeping systems alive for 100M+ users is a different engineering problem entirely I am hoping to see bamboo release in the postmortem
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this is the kind of cpp abstraction my eyes loved to see. no need to replace the C API, just give the resource deterministic ownership and cleanup semantics…
imo, in C++, managing resources like this (including std::scope_exit, gsl::finally) is a code smell. If every resource is managed by a class, leaks are not possible. Using a scope_exit utility is a step away from that My code review comment would be “why not make a File class?”
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there is so much that i do not know but my ultimate goals is to be skilled with linux and compilers
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strace nearly had me crashing a production server today 😭 its incredibly useful, but its tracing model is clearly showing its age. it relies heavily on ptrace. that stop -> inspect -> resume cycle is powerful
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we need newer kernel interfaces that favor asynchronous data collection
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