Cyera & The Event Loop
18:00 - Mingling 🎉, pizza 🍕, and beers 🍻
18:30 - lectures
Durable active remediations at scale at Cyera | By Ehud Blum (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ehud-blum/)
Description:
Remediation is one of the most valuable capabilities for customers using security platforms. At Cyera, we enable customers to remediate both data and access issues across their environments. While remediation may appear as simple as clicking a button, that action hides a significant amount of complexity, from internal service integrations to interactions with external systems.
In this session, we'll explore how Cyera built a remediation platform that allows product teams to create new remediations without reinventing the wheel. We'll also discuss the challenges of building and operating such a platform, including reliability, orchestration, and infrastructure design. Finally, we'll share our journey from building custom infrastructure to adopting Temporal, enabling Cyera to create a durable, scalable, and well orchestrated remediation platform.
From Auto-Increment to Modern Distributed IDs: The Architecture of Identifiers | By Ron Klein (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kleinron/)
Description
Generating UUIDs for every new entity seems like the perfect solution—until your system starts to scale. Their convenience comes with trade-offs that can quietly impact performance as your data grows.
In this session, we'll explore how ID generation strategies evolved—from AUTO_INCREMENT, through UUIDs, to modern distributed IDs such as UUIDv7, Snowflake, and CUID2. We'll compare their trade-offs and build a practical framework for choosing the right identifier based on scalability, ordering, decentralization, and storage efficiency.
By the end, you'll see that choosing an ID isn't just an implementation detail - it's an architectural decision that directly impacts system performance and scalability.
The Hidden Cost of Distributed Systems | By Shahar Shporer (https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaharshporer/)
Distributed systems promise scalability, resilience, and independent services- but every network hop comes with hidden engineering costs. Timeouts, retries, partial failures, and consistency challenges aren’t edge cases; they’re the reality of building distributed software. In this talk, we’ll explore the trade-offs that emerge once your application crosses a process boundary and why every solution introduces a new layer of complexity.
Please note that registration does not guarantee admission. Attendance is subject to host approval. You will receive a separate confirmation email once your registration has been approved.