Rúnar Bjarnason
Rúnar is a software engineer in Boston, an author of a book, Functional Programming in Scala, and an occasional speaker on topics in functional programming.
Rúnar received his education in computer programming and electrical engineering at the Reykjavík Technical College in Iceland. In the intervening decades he has done diverse programming work, including antivirus research, software for agriculture and animal breeding, real estate, IT, finance, and genomics. Meanwhile, he has worked with many programming languages including Pascal, C, Java, Haskell, Scala, and Ruby, and made some of his own.
Upcoming conference sessions featuring Rúnar Bjarnason
Microservices on Unison Cloud: Statically Typed, Dynamically Deployed
Microservices promise flexibility and scalability, but come with serious downsides: complexity, operational overhead, and performance issues. Unison Cloud eliminates many of these headaches. With content-addressed code, there’s no need for containerization or orchestration. Statically typed services ensure compatibility by referring to each other by hash, removing the need for service discovery or manual API versioning. Adaptive Service Graph Compression minimizes latency by automatically co-locating services that frequently interact. This talk shows how the unique features of Unison Cloud vastly simplify microservice architecture.
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Microservices on Unison Cloud: Statically Typed, Dynamically Deployed
Microservices promise flexibility and scalability, but come with serious downsides: complexity, operational overhead, and performance issues. Unison Cloud eliminates many of these headaches. With content-addressed code, there’s no need for containerization or orchestration. Statically typed services ensure compatibility by referring to each other by hash, removing the need for service discovery or manual API versioning. Adaptive Service Graph Compression minimizes latency by automatically co-locating services that frequently interact. This talk shows how the unique features of Unison Cloud vastly simplify microservice architecture.
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Microservices on Unison Cloud: Statically Typed, Dynamically Deployed
Microservices promise flexibility and scalability, but come with serious downsides: complexity, operational overhead, and performance issues. Unison Cloud eliminates many of these headaches. With content-addressed code, there’s no need for containerization or orchestration. Statically typed services ensure compatibility by referring to each other by hash, removing the need for service discovery or manual API versioning. Adaptive Service Graph Compression minimizes latency by automatically co-locating services that frequently interact. This talk shows how the unique features of Unison Cloud vastly simplify microservice architecture.
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