Book Cube: 2023, page 3
Book Cube publications from 2023, page 3: bilingual notes, sources, and original Telegram posts.
- · #Kubernetes
CNCF Platforms White Paper - I
CNCF Platforms White Paper - I Well, continue. post I decided to talk about it. CNCF whitepaper on platforms. The document consists of 7 point
- · #Conference
Kubecon Chicago - November 6-9
Kubecon Chicago - November 6-9 The other day, it was in Chicago. Kubeconwhich ended only yesterday. I could not attend the conference in person, but planned to see I even bought a virtual ticket. I even made time on the calendar for this case, but nothing helped.
- · #SelfDevelopment
How to take useful notes (How to take smart notes, Zettelkasten) - III
How to take useful notes (How to take smart notes, Zettelkasten) - III I keep telling you about the book. Zettelkasten The one I talked about in my posts. 1 and 2. And here we are talking about the first three steps to a successful letter, which, in the opinion of the author of the whole book. 6 stuff Separate and interrelated tasks
- · #Management
Coaching Teams Through Team Change • Heidi Helfand • GOTO 2023
Coaching Teams Through Team Change • Heidi Helfand • GOTO 2023 software report from Heidi Helfand In which she talks about how to make changes in teams. It should be noted that Heidi is the author of the book.Dynamic Reteaming", and in this report she briefly describes the contents of her book. She starts with her career in IT, which started in a startup before the dot-com boom. Initially, the startup grew, but then did pivot, as the original product did not have enough market fit. In the end, they switched over to the team.
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How to form a team structure for business needs 1
How to form a team structure for business needs 1 The latest. 7 I’ve been working at Tinkoff for years and have seen and been responsible for a lot of changes: organizational, product and engineering. I’ve covered many of them in speeches and articles, but there was usually a focus on a specific change. In this post, I would like to talk about the principles of team design and management structure, without which it would be much more difficult for me to understand what needs to be changed and why. To do this, you need to remember a few basic things.
- · #SelfDevelopment
How to take useful notes (How to take smart notes, Zettelkasten) - II
How to take useful notes (How to take smart notes, Zettelkasten) - II I keep telling you about the book. Zettelkasten The one I started talking about in yesterday's post. Here we will talk about the second part of the book and discuss four basic principles: The letter is the only thing that matters.
- · #Management
Participation in the program "Digitalization of business"
Participation in the program "Digitalization of business" Last week I visited Maxim Morozov, the leading "Digitalization of Business" on the ProBusiness channel, as well as the CEO of Aston. We discussed different topics: How to work in the largest digital bank in Russia What challenges have we faced recently?
- · #SelfDevelopment
How to take useful notes (How to take smart notes, Zettelkasten)
How to take useful notes (How to take smart notes, Zettelkasten) This book by Zonke Arens, a teacher of the philosophy of education, is devoted to the Zettelkasten method, which allows you to build your knowledge base from notes created using this system invented by Niklas Luman. In the foreword of the book, the author reminds us about the importance of writing in human life, but notes that most materials on this subject are devoted to writing essays, books, well, at least working correspondence.
- · #ForKids
Uno. An eared unidentified object (Animal vraiment non identifie)
Uno. An eared unidentified object (Animal vraiment non identifie) Publishing house MIF produces interesting comics for children, among which was a comic book by Romain Pujol and Vincent Co. about an unknown eared animal UNO, whose name stands for eared unidentified object. We read this comic book with our first-grader son and we liked it – in the comic, UNO also goes to a new school, where he meets classmates, studies, plays, relaxes on vacation.
- · #Linux
Linux. Pocket handbook, 2edition (Linux Phrasebook (Developer's Library) 2nd Edition)
Linux. Pocket handbook, 2edition (Linux Phrasebook (Developer's Library) 2nd Edition) The first edition of Scott Granneman’s book was my pocketbook when I first started developing professionally. (Or, less impulsively, just became a jun.). The book came out. 2007 During the year, it was easy to get acquainted with the Linux operating system, its command line and basic commands. In 2015 The book was re-released but I don’t have that version.
- · #ForParents
Recommendations for books for parents
Recommendations for books for parents Today, my youngest son, Cyril, turned 3 years. In him I see similar traits: curiosity, perseverance. (stubbornly), willingness to learn new things. He grows very quickly and learns everything right in front of his eyes. And in order to better help him along the way, you need to have pedagogical talents that I have limited.) But once my beloved wife told me that pedagogical skills are also being pumped. Then I added to my reading list books that should have helped me.
- · #Management
Dodo Book 1
Dodo Book 1 Yesterday, on the way from work, I read this book from the guys from Dodo, which was published in a distant place. 2017 years. Talking about the content of the book is boring, as you can all read it yourself if you want. (book website dodbrands.io)But we need to talk about something else.
- · #Statistics
Interesting statistics. manga (The Manga Guide to Statistics)
Interesting statistics. manga (The Manga Guide to Statistics) This comic strip by Shina Takahashi was originally published 20 It contained introductory information on statistics, where it was explained on the fingers. Today I finished reading this comic book and I can say that it is good - complex topics are told in simple language on examples that are understandable to a person, which is far from statistics.
- · #Design
Geimzain (Designing games. A guide to engineering experiences) - Part III
Geimzain (Designing games. A guide to engineering experiences) - Part III This post continues the review of the book, which has already had two posts: 1 and 2. We will continue to talk about the second part of the book. The art of making a game "
- · #Databases
POSTGRES: The First Experience (POSTGRES: First acquaintance)
POSTGRES: The First Experience (POSTGRES: First acquaintance) This book is great for beginners to get acquainted with the popular Postgres database. The authors of the book are Pavel Luzanov, Egor Rogov, Igor Levshin, and Egor Rogov is also the author of the book PostgreSQL. 15 From the inside out, I am talking about this book. He told me. And although the book about Postgres inside is good, but it is a bit difficult to start, and today's book is perfect for this. It consists of everything.
- · #Management
Frontend Weekend 161 Why and how to keep a professional motivated to learn for a lifetime
Frontend Weekend 161 Why and how to keep a professional motivated to learn for a lifetime I recently visited Andrey Smirnov. Frontend Weekend podcast, where we had a heartfelt conversation about development, processes, conferences, hobbies and how to combine it all:) I loved the show, and I hope you come too.
- · #Management
Digitalization (How to go digital) - Part 2
Digitalization (How to go digital) - Part 2 Continue. first I think the second part of the book was much less interesting:) Maybe it’s because the guys write about the results. 5-10 A few years ago, which now seem ordinary. Part part 3 - Process modernization 9. The basic article about pumping sales using big data is very superficial about a / b tests and advertising. 10. Maintenance automation basic article – a lot of text, but little sense 11.
- · #Management
Digitalization (How to go digital) - Part 1
Digitalization (How to go digital) - Part 1 This book from MIT Sloan Management Review is a compilation of articles on digitalization. This book came out. 2018 In English, it was translated into Russian into English. 2019And my hands got to her at the end. 2023. Honestly, if it weren't for the MIT nameplate, I wouldn't have paid attention to this book:) The book itself is 17 articles that are divided into 5 parts:
- · #Management
Your Team as a Distributed System • Andrew Harvey • YOW! 2019 - Part 2
Your Team as a Distributed System • Andrew Harvey • YOW! 2019 - Part 2 Continue. analysis pitch Andrew Harvey It should be noted that after consideration fallacies of distributed computing It moves on to the SPOF problem. (single point of failure), which in teams may be Leadership is the Way to Micromanagement Rockstar developer - here the author proposes to transform rockstar into jazz musician:)
- · #Management
Your Team as a Distributed System • Andrew Harvey • YOW! 2019 - Part 1
Your Team as a Distributed System • Andrew Harvey • YOW! 2019 - Part 1 Interesting. speech Andrew Harvey, who helped start-ups for a long time , Working inside Microsoft and now working as head of engineering at covidence.org , They make tools for reviewing scientific research. In this talk, Andrew talks about people and team management, but uses analogies from the world of distributed systems. (bulk litter reference toward fallacies of distributed computing, It has long been written by Peter Deutsch.). But the speech begins with a mention.
- · #ForKids
Mr. Tiger, Betsy and the Sea Dragon (Mr Tiger, Betsy and the Sea Dragon)
Mr. Tiger, Betsy and the Sea Dragon (Mr Tiger, Betsy and the Sea Dragon) This book is the second in Sally Gadner's series of books about Mr. Tiger and Betsy. About the first book. told Yesterday, I decided to continue with my second book. In it, the characters already familiar to us fall into a new story - dragons Pap-a-Snake and Mam-a-Snake swim to them on an island outside the world map, which leave an egg to the inhabitants of the island, which must be taken care of until the Snake-a-Snake is born. (dragon).
- · #Design
Geimzain (Designing games. A guide to engineering experiences) - Part II
Geimzain (Designing games. A guide to engineering experiences) - Part II This post continues the review of the book Geimzain (Designing games) that I yesterday. We'll talk about the second part. The art of making a game ", where the author immediately puts forward two theses: game design is impossible to learn from books and that experience is needed, and experience is best obtained by observing individual small changes. (So that the results can be easily interpreted.).
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Geimzain (Designing games. A guide to engineering experiences) - Part I
Geimzain (Designing games. A guide to engineering experiences) - Part I Continuing the theme of system design (centimeter post 2023) I decided to think about a book I read a year ago with great interest that was about game design. Ironically, I stopped playing games. 20 Years ago, but I really like books about games.) Specifically in this book, I found many parallels with the design of complex information systems, development processes in the company, hr-processes such as compiling competency matrices or performance review.
- · #ForKids
Mr. Tiger, Betsy and the Blue Moon (Mr Tiger, Betsy and the Blue Moon)
Mr. Tiger, Betsy and the Blue Moon (Mr Tiger, Betsy and the Blue Moon) This children's book, written by Sally Gardner from Sussex, really appealed to my middle son. We read it before going to bed and met with colorful characters: with a little girl Betsy, her father and mother, who live separately, as dad is a person and mom is a mermaid. With the colorful Mr. Tiger, who walks in a fur coat, his own production, and who runs the circus, where the gongalongs perform. (lilliput).
- · #SoftwareArchitecture
ArchDays 2023
ArchDays 2023 Today will be the fifth annual conference architecture of IT solutions. I'm in today. 12.40 I will conduct another public interview on system design, where Nikita Staroverov, my colleague from Tinkoff Investments, solves an interesting problem that resembles one of the real systems. (of course, simplified)Those who were in my area of responsibility. I will be interviewing online from the office, and in the second half of the conference. (somewhere 15.00) I plan to come in person.
- · #Management
Learning DDD - subject-oriented design
Learning DDD - subject-oriented design Appeared. translation "Learning Domain Driven Design" by Vlad Hononov. This is a very good book in which Vlad talks on his fingers about the strategic concepts of DDD, then about tactical, talks about Event Storming, and then draws parallels between Domain Driven Design and microservices, event-driven architecture and finally considers the data mesh approach.
- · #SRE
Expert Talk: The Current State of Software Engineering • Jez Humble & Holly Cummins • GOTO 2023
Expert Talk: The Current State of Software Engineering • Jez Humble & Holly Cummins • GOTO 2023 Interesting. interview on Jez Humble He is the author of many interesting books and is now an engineer at Google. The authors discuss current development trends, social aspects of human interaction and how to effectively manage limited bandwidth. (communication bandwith) The correct topology of the teams helps. They also talked about good platforms and process automation, as well as CI/CD.
- · #ForParents
Disobedient children succeed (Jedes Kind ist hoch begabt)
Disobedient children succeed (Jedes Kind ist hoch begabt) An interesting book for parents without specific prescriptions, but with interesting reflections and analysis of situations that will allow you to understand how Stop pressing with the child and create stress Help your child reach his or her potential, even if he or she is not an accepted talent:) Maintaining a natural desire for knowledge When I had an older son in a distant place. 2006 I didn’t know much about education and parenting, and it would be helpful to read a book like this.
- · #Thinking
Books on Systemic and Critical Thinking
Books on Systemic and Critical Thinking Continuing today posture About critical thinking, I decided to collect in this post books that will help to pump thinking not only children, but also adults.
- · #ForKids
Online newspaper "Shariki Media"
Online newspaper "Shariki Media" We released a special project To teach students the principles of critical thinking. Within the framework of the project, it is proposed to look at 5 video and deal with 5 principles: 1. Determine cause and effect - on the example of journalists Krosh and Hedgehog, stone and UFO 2. Argument your position - on the example of Kopatych's speech on a talk show 3. Look for different solutions - about the friendship of Krosh and Hedgehog and the photo that could prevent them 4.
- · #ForKids
Evening fairy tale by Irina Tokmakova
Evening fairy tale by Irina Tokmakova Often, it is quite difficult to put young children to sleep, this can help an interesting fairy tale, for example. such. Our son, who turns three in early November, really liked this story. It is about a boy walking in the woods, who heard a conversation between two owls who plan to take a baby who does not like to sleep at night and tells his parents that it is better to run away to the owls. Eventually, the owls had a plan. We've made a point. That little weirdo. He doesn't sleep at night. He needs to be a owl.
- · #Management
Constraint theory at work. Systematic approach to improving the efficiency of the company (Management Dilemmas: The Theory of Constraints Approach to Problem Identification and Solutions)
Constraint theory at work. Systematic approach to improving the efficiency of the company (Management Dilemmas: The Theory of Constraints Approach to Problem Identification and Solutions) Eli Schragenheim’s book is devoted to the theory of limitations and contains a lot of practice. The author offers his readers descriptions of practical cases, gives an opportunity to think over them themselves using standard approaches: the tree of current reality, diagrams of conflict resolution, the tree of future reality, "drum - buffer - rope", etc.
- · #Management
Yet Another Level: Team Lead 2023.10.19
Yet Another Level: Team Lead 2023.10.19 Interesting. event It's from Yandex on Team Leaders, which had three presentations that I watched yesterday in traffic on the way home and today on the way to work. Notable is the strong composition of participants and topics built on increasing - how to grow the team, how to develop in this role and where to grow further:) If we talk a little more about the reports, they are
- · #Management
Review of the book "Digital Transformation" ("Digital Transformation. Survive and Thrive in an Era of Mass Extinction")
Review of the book "Digital Transformation" ("Digital Transformation. Survive and Thrive in an Era of Mass Extinction") About a year ago, I read a book by Thomas Siebel about digital transformation and couldn’t write a review. The bottom line is that the book describes modern approaches and concepts quite well and shows why organizations now need to change or leave the market.
- · #SoftwareDevelopment
DevPlatform Party (by Yandex Infrastructure) 4 from 2023.10.17
DevPlatform Party (by Yandex Infrastructure) 4 from 2023.10.17 It was interesting yesterday. mitap Devplatform by Yandex in Belgrade 4 speeches of varying degrees of density and about which I would like to tell 1) What is Capacity Planning Actually? 2) Parallel development and testing of microservices through feature branches 3) Where did the engineering romance go? 4) Boost infrastructure from scratch if you are a small startup
- · #Math
Summary “Speak in the language of the diagrams” ("Say it with Charts")
Summary “Speak in the language of the diagrams” ("Say it with Charts") The first edition of this classic book appeared before I was born. 1985 year. Since then, of course, a lot of water has leaked, but a significant part of the book still seems relevant and useful. It was written by Gene Zelazny, who once worked as director of visual communications at McKinsey & Company.
- · #Management
Why Most Data Projects Fail and How to Avoid It • Jesse Anderson • YOW! 2022
Why Most Data Projects Fail and How to Avoid It • Jesse Anderson • YOW! 2022 Interesting. speech Jesse Anderson, author of Data Teams. The author discusses the key questions to ask when starting projects
- · #Management
Review of the book "Combining the dots". Leadership lessons” ("Connecting the Dots: Lessons for Leadership in a Startup World")
Review of the book "Combining the dots". Leadership lessons” ("Connecting the Dots: Lessons for Leadership in a Startup World") I recently read a book by John Chambers. 20 He was the CEO of Cisco and previously worked at IBM and Wang Laboratories. Many believe that John was a great visionary and his ability to sense subtle changes in the market allowed Cisco to choose the right direction and successfully buy small companies, expanding its product portfolio.
- · #Comics
My childhood home. (Jours sucrés)
My childhood home. (Jours sucrés) Over the weekend I read this cozy French novel with illustrations. I wanted to take some time off from work and rest, and by reading this comic, I succeeded. The canvas of the story is quite simple - the main character leaves Paris for her hometown in order to meet a notary. It turns out that her father, whom she had not seen since childhood, bequeathed to her a house and a bakery, in which she spent a lot of time as a child. The main character had plans to return to Paris the same evening, but ...
- · #Management
Interviewing & Hiring Like a Boss • Kristine Howard • YOW! 2023
Interviewing & Hiring Like a Boss • Kristine Howard • YOW! 2023 Interesting. speech Kristine Howard from Amazon, who talked about how to conduct interviews better. I am interested in this topic because I am very involved in hiring processes and I try to improve them as much as I can. If you go back to the speech Christine, who is the AWS Head of Developer Relations APJ, then she began the speech with the fact that she was a young woman.
- · #Presentation
100 Principles of presentations (100 Things Every Presenter Needs to Know About People)
100 Principles of presentations (100 Things Every Presenter Needs to Know About People) In any activity that I do systematically, I try to improve my skill level. To do this, I use books, articles, communication with experts. And today I decided to think about a cool book that I read before I even started speaking often. I rarely like books by type. 7 There are magical ways to succeed. 12 Steps of skill, language XYZ for 24 The hour, public speaking for 7 Days and things like that. But this book is not like this - the author really does.
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Why Big Tech Infrastructures Are Usually Comprised of Self-Picture Solutions
Why Big Tech Infrastructures Are Usually Comprised of Self-Picture Solutions Cool. article CTO of the Yandex Platform Engineering team, in which he explains the emergence of custom solutions in large companies. He highlights. 6 reasons: 1. Innovation Large companies often face new problems for which there are no standard solutions. And then they make those decisions themselves. 2. Scope This item is partially embedded in the previous one, since often new problems are due to the scale of the company and its tasks.
- · #Software
Designing Reliable Systems - Whether Playing a Candle at the Conference
Designing Reliable Systems - Whether Playing a Candle at the Conference Recently, it appeared. record I spoke at the Strike conference a month ago, where I talked about reliability and patterns of building reliable systems. This talk already has. transcriptionIt's very useful, because the sound on the record is so pretty, plus in the beginning there were problems with the clicker, and also I sometimes go out of the frame when I try to communicate with the audience.
- · #Career
Weekend offer for system analysts at Tinkoff
Weekend offer for system analysts at Tinkoff In a month, we will have a weekend offer for analysts, which will allow you to get into the company over the weekend. We are looking for experienced analysts and are ready to offer them positions in different teams throughout the organization. But I recommend looking at positions within my big teams.
- · #Management
Ilya Yakyamsev: How to Stop Managing and Start Working
Ilya Yakyamsev: How to Stop Managing and Start Working Excellent. speech About management from Ilya Yakyamsev, who is already years old 5 And what fb reminded me of:) This performance was in the stand-up genre, where slides simply mark interruptions of topics. Not all the theses in the report I agree, but for the most part there is about management and soft-skills without bullsheet and practical. Interestingly, then Ilya became a professional stand-up comedian who has a good channelA video I sometimes watch from.
- · #Management
Executive Roundtable at Big Monitoring Meetup X
Executive Roundtable at Big Monitoring Meetup X My colleagues are organizing round-table for managers on monitoring Big Monitoring Meetup. Topics will be discussed at the round table
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Chess as a model of life (How life imitates chess)
Chess as a model of life (How life imitates chess) I read this book by Garry Kasparov. 15 Years ago, I liked her. Garry Kasparov was one of the greatest world champions, but I bought and read the book not because of this, but because of my chess past, which, I think, helped me to pump my mind as a child - I did not turn out to be a great chess player, but for many years I studied chess from kindergarten and class to eighth grade.
- · #Podcast
Podcast with ITBizRadio about tech executives at Tinkoff
Podcast with ITBizRadio about tech executives at Tinkoff I recently went to visit ITBizRadio to talk about tech executives in Tinkoff and showed up yesterday. record this edition channelmen (I recommend to subscribe to the channel - the guys take cool interviews with interesting speakers). If we go back to our communication, we had a great conversation about how IT works in Tinkoff, what processes look like, what technical managers we have, what their area of responsibility is. We also discussed how we hire them and what competencies and skills we test.
- · #SoftwareArchitecture
Review of the white paper "Improving Design Reviews at Google"
Review of the white paper "Improving Design Reviews at Google" I recently found another white paper from the guys at Google talking about their processes. This time it was a design review process and how they increased its efficiency. Interestingly, we at Tinkoff are also working on creating a clear and predictable design process for writing RFC/ADR. So I read it with great interest. document, written by Celal Ziftci and Ben Greenberg, and later wrote a brief review of his blog. The main results of the study are given in the attached figure.
- · #PublicSpeaking
The course of preparation of the speaker from Kirill Anastasin
The course of preparation of the speaker from Kirill Anastasin In 2019 I took an offline course of Kirill Anastasin. (writer komikaki.ru) public speeches arranged by Oleg Bunin for speakers of his conferences. This course helped me to prepare for one of the conferences, or rather for Archdays. 2019Which, ironically, is not organized by Oleg:) At the end, I wrote. article with a brief excerpt of what I found particularly useful.