Program
both days day 1 — Sep 24 day 2 — Sep 25
| time | talk | room |
|---|---|---|
| 24.09 09:30 |
Opening keynote: The boring stack wins — a million requests per second from one binary ·
Amara Okafor
The story of CMSnap-LITE: a whole multi-site CMS in one static binary. 1,042,959 cached requests per second on 16 server cores with the request log on — arguably the fastest CMS measured in public, and every number reproduces with one script. |
Main hall |
| 24.09 11:00 |
SQLite in production: one file, no ops — and 255,000 pages a second ·
Priya Nair
Every site gets its own SQLite database. Cache off, a read and a render per request: 255,000 req/s across a hundred sites. Writes scale with databases: ~200,000 committed inserts per second into one, 495,000 across a hundred — isolation turned into write parallelism. |
Main hall |
| 24.09 13:30 |
Rust for web people, gently: 175 microseconds under a million-request load ·
Tomas Weber
What a CMS engine gains from Rust: no GC pauses, lock-free hot paths, atomic counters instead of SQL in the request path — a 175 µs median while serving a million requests per second. |
Workshop room |
| 24.09 15:00 |
Static binaries: deploy by scp — a CMS that installs as one file ·
Lena Fischer
No runtime, no database server, no proxy: one binary, one systemd unit. HTTPS is built in with automatic Lets Encrypt; an update is replacing a single file. |
Main hall |
| 24.09 16:30 |
Lightning talks: 10,000 websites on one machine ·
Anyone with 5 minutes
The density story: 10,000 full sites — each with its own database, admin and keys — for 5% of throughput and ~8 MB of RAM apiece. Compute lands at cents per site per month. |
Main hall |