How Blade Runner: Revelations uses Seurat Google Open Source 2024-10-16 | How Blade Runner: Revelations uses Seurat
Supply chain security with Tekton Google Open Source 2022-12-08 | What is binary authorization, and how is it used on Google Cloud Platform with Tekton and Google Kubernetes Engine? Watch along as Christie and David, software engineers at Google, discuss binary authorization for Borg and how it is used internally at Google to verify code provenance and implement code identity in order to minimize insider risk of malicious code deployment to production. Speakers: Christie Wilson, & David BendoryOriginal air date: December 1, 2022Captions are available in Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese-Mandarin, English, & Spanish.Check out the playlist with all the sessions here → https://goo.gle/TektonDay2022Watch all previous events here → https://goo.gle/OSSLive#GoogleOSLive #TektonDay22
How to securely deliver software changes Google Open Source 2022-12-08 | In this session, Jerop and Lee, software engineers at Google, discuss components and features in Tekton that you can rely on to deliver software changes securely. Watch along as the software engineers walk through an end-to-end secure CI/CD demo with Tekton and GitHub.Speakers: Jerop Kipruto, & Lee BernickOriginal air date: December 1, 2022Captions are available in Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese-Mandarin, English, & Spanish.Check out the playlist with all the sessions here → https://goo.gle/TektonDay2022Watch all previous events here → https://goo.gle/OSSLive#GoogleOSLive #TektonDay22
How Tekton helped Nubank scale up Google Open Source 2022-12-08 | In this session Alan Ghelardi and Rafael Leal discuss the challenges to scale up a CI/CD platform that supports millions of builds. Watch along as they discuss how Tekton plays a crucial role in this endeavor.Speakers: Alan Ghelardi, & Rafael SantosOriginal air date: December 1, 2022Captions are available in Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese-Mandarin, English, & Spanish.Check out the playlist with all the sessions here → https://goo.gle/TektonDay2022Watch all previous events here → https://goo.gle/OSSLive#GoogleOSLive #TektonDay22
How Tekton can support your CI/CD systems Google Open Source 2022-12-08 | Introducing version 1 of Tekton pipelines! In this session, product manager at Google, Al Huizenga, discusses the core feautre that made it into the first full release of Tekton. Watch along as Al explores some of the new features that are in beta, alpha, or still in the development and design stages. Speaker: Al HuizengaOriginal air date: December 1, 2022Captions are available in Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese-Mandarin, English, & Spanish.Check out the playlist with all the sessions here → https://goo.gle/TektonDay2022Watch all previous events here → https://goo.gle/OSSLive#GoogleOSLive #TektonDay22
What is Tekton? Google Open Source 2022-12-08 | Tekton is a powerful yet flexible Kubernetes-native open source framework for creating continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) systems. It lets you build, test, and deploy across multiple cloud providers or on-premises systems by abstracting away the underlying implementation details.Tekton is designed to work well with Google Cloud-specific Kubernetes tooling. This includes deployments to Google Kubernetes Engine as well as artifact storage and scanning using Container Registry. You can also build, test, and deploy across multiple environments such as VMs, serverless, Kubernetes, or Firebase.Speaker: Jerop KiprutoCaptions are available in Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese-Mandarin, English, & Spanish.Check out the playlist with all the sessions here → https://goo.gle/TektonDay2022Watch all previous events here → https://goo.gle/OSSLive#GoogleOSLive #TektonDay22
Full Event | Tekton Day on Google Open Source Live Google Open Source 2022-12-08 | November's Google Open Source Live event highlighted Supply Chain Security with Tekton along with multiple sessions presented by Tekton team members and the community. In this event you can find the following sessions- From Source to Production with Tekton, How Nubank scaled up its CI/CD platform using Tekton, and Tekton Pipelines Version 1 and Beyond.Reasons why you should attend this virtual event LIVE: 1) Selected questions will be answered by our speakers in real time! The Live Q&A Forum will be open during the event.2) Join in on the after party fun, where you can participate in an exciting quiz, and hear from our emcees immediately following the event!Speakers: Alan Ghelardi, Al Huizenga, Christie Wilson, David Bendory, Dibyo Mukherjee, Jerop Kipruto, John Calabrese, Lee Bernick, & Rafael SantosOriginal air date: December 1, 2022Captions are available in Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese-Mandarin, English, & Spanish.Check out the playlist with all the sessions here → https://goo.gle/TektonDay2022Watch all previous events here → https://goo.gle/OSSLive#GoogleOSLive #TektonDay22
A Liquid Galaxy adventure with Google Earth Google Open Source 2022-12-07 | Listen in on Liquid Galaxy's experience of creating an open source community, expanding and supporting it with the help of GSoC. Google Summer of Code (GSoC) is a global, online program focused on bringing new contributors into open source software development. GSoC Contributors work with an open source organization on a 12+ week programming project under the guidance of mentors.Google Summer of Code’s Community Talks series shares the unique stories of GSoC contributors and mentors.
What is minikube? Google Open Source 2022-12-06 | What is minikube, and how can you get started? Welcome to Learn Kubernetes with Google! Watch along as Medya Ghazizadeh, Technical Lead Manager at Google, discusses how to install minikube, deploy an app, and stop minikube. Watch along and learn how to get started with clusters on Kubernetes. Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:37 - What is minikube?0:56 - Docker & other drivers1:33 - What is a driver?1:57 - How to install minikube3:12 - How to deploy to minikube4:22 - Getting started with minikube commands6:40 - How to stop minikubeGet started with minikube→ https://goo.gle/3SqTYazminikube drivers → https://goo.gle/3Uxs6Ssminikube → https://goo.gle/3XXFQZLMore Kubernetes tips and tricks → https://goo.gle/LearnK8swithGoogleSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#Kubernetes #Developer
GSoC: Machine Learning for Science (ML4SCI) Umbrella Organization Google Open Source 2022-12-03 | In this video, meet the Machine Learning for Science (ML4SCI) Umbrella organization! Google Summer of Code (GSoC) is a global, online program focused on bringing new contributors into open source software development. GSoC Contributors work with an open source organization on a 12+ week programming project under the guidance of mentors.
Enabling language-agnostic distributed simulation for autonomous driving with Bazel Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Scaffolding complex integration tests and full-scale reproducible simulation of autonomous systems can be tricky and time-consuming. Our approach leverages Bazel and custom rules to make this process fast, reliable and efficient, allowing our engineers to create, package and deploy complex multi-language, multi-process simulations in a few lines of Starlark.Speaker: Sebastien MamessierWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Moving to Bzlmod Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Bzlmod is one of the major new features of Bazel 6. In this talk, we cover what bzlmod is, how you can use it in your builds, the lessons we learned, and hurdles we hurdled while migrating rules_jvm_external to use bzlmod. We also look at some of the changes that were needed to allow bzlmod to support rulesets such as apple_rules_lint.Speaker: Simon StewartWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Automatic suggestions for optimizing Bazel performance Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | For each invocation, Bazel generates a profile that contains a broad source of performance information. However, interpreting this profile and acting on it requires significant expertise. Thus, Bazel profiles are often not utilized at all, or not to their full potential.In this talk, we introduce the Bazel Invocation Analyzer: an open-source tool that automatically analyzes a Bazel profile and offers suggestions on how to enhance the invocation. We will demo how it can help Bazel users optimize their setup and improve their build and test performance.Speaker: Sara AdamsWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Running millions of simulations and builds to develop and evaluate autopilot at scale Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Watch this video to learn how we use bazel, CI, and HIL (hardware in the loop) infrastructure to develop FSD.Speakers: Romi Phadte, Gabriel GheorghianWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Open Source security and Bazel Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | As significant portions of modern applications rely on open source, the number of software supply chain attacks is on the rise. Additionally, the frequency of compromises is growing rapidly. In this talk, we will present the efforts done by Google OSS Security Team (GOSST) to harden the OSS environment as well as exemplifying how Bazel’s `bzlmod` external dependency management system can be enhanced to become a package manager that is hardened against supply-chain attacks.Speaker: Mihai MaruseacWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Making Ubers hermetic C++ toolchain Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | In this presentation, we go over the multi year journey of making Uber’s Go monorepo C++ toolchain hermetic. This talk focuses on the social side of working with an early stage open source project (zig), and touches on some of the technical aspects about making wide-reaching technical changes in a large organization.Speaker: Laurynas LubysWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
How your Monorepo breaks the IDE, and what comes next Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Dumping all your code into a single shared monorepository is all the rage. But our tooling is only catching up with the new paradigm. In this video, we go over how large repositories and common patterns in them are breaking long-standing assumptions in IntelliJ IDEA in terms of project model, performance, and user experience. We also take a look at our current ideas and approaches to solving these problems in a monorepo world.Speaker: Justin KaeserWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
How to speed up your Bazel builds with Project Skymeld Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Bazel traditionally splits its builds into well-defined phases: loading, analysis, execution. But does it have to? Can an alternative for Bazel, one without the border between phases, bring about improved performance?Speaker: Joe Le-BaWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Go editor support in Bazel Workspaces Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Editor and IDE support has been an obstacle for organizations adopting Bazel, but these days VSCode and Vim have robust support for Go in Bazel workspaces. In this talk, we tell the story of how the Go team and the open source community implemented an editor framework supporting two new build systems, extensible to others. This architecture can be reused to support new languages, editors, and build tools, and it can be leveraged by other tools like static analysis.Speaker: Jay ConrodWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Aspect.build: An end-to-end Bazel experience developers want to use Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Google open-sourced Blaze, and some large companies have been able to replicate Google's success in using it. However, many more companies have tried, only to discover that Bazel doesn't have "batteries included".Aspect's goal is to make a build system based on Bazel that's easier for companies to adopt and operate, both on developer's machines and on hosted services like CI. Come hear about our offering and our product roadmap.Speaker: Alex EagleWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Hermetic shell scripts in Bazel Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Bazel provides fast and correct builds, if build actions are hermetic and reproducible. Rule sets go to great lengths to control the environment and the precise toolchains used in build actions, but one corner is often overlooked: Shell scripts and generic rules frequently assume that the tools they use are installed globally and behave consistently across build environments. This is not always the case! Learn how to tighten that gap using the hermetic shell toolchain provided by rules_sh.Speaker: Andreas HerrmannWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Beyond Bazel: Extending SkyFrame Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | This video starts with the gist of extending Bazel. Then we cover using the robust open core via BlazeModule subsets in new ways. We conclude with ideas and issues related to building powerful features and APIs.Speaker: Jerry MarinoWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Driving architectural improvements with dependency metrics Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Spotify is on a journey to move our client codebases into a monorepo powered by Bazel. As we do, it’s critical that we decrease local and CI build times. Adding more compute and using optimized build tools are parts of the solution, but we also need to improve and isolate our architecture to cater for future growth.But how can we make sense of a dependency graph with tens of thousands of targets and dependencies? Over the last year, we have developed a set of data processing pipelines, metrics, and dashboards that combine static graph analysis, Bazel build data, and behavioral aspects about how our developers interact with the code. This has been used successfully to identify bottlenecks, to understand what code changes that have a degrading impact on the rest of the organization, and to prioritize engineering efforts based on high-reward targets for refactoring.In this talk, we introduce Bazel Dependency Metrics. How did we come up with these metrics, and how do we collect and track them? We walk you through our dashboards and share some early indicators on how this has guided our complex migration efforts.Speakers: Karl Erliksson, John KvarnefalkWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Accelerate Bazel migration with per-target version resolution Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | By default, Bazel requires that all targets agree on a single version for external dependencies. However, for Airbnb's JVM monorepo, one version is just not enough. In this talk, we share our approach to overcoming the single version requirement and unblocking our Bazel migration.Speaker: Jack DaiWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Bazel success story: Two large team iOS Bazel migrations Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | More and more iOS apps continue to adopt Bazel to tremendous benefit, but a successful migration must be prepared for technical and cultural challenges. In this talk, we recap observations from two iOS teams that moved to Bazel (including the recent Slack migration), with a focus on strategies for ensuring a smooth adoption and long-term success.Speaker: Erik KerberWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Measuring Open Source project health - inside and outside of Google Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | With immense variety in open source projects and communities, defining “project health” can be a daunting and elusive exercise. In this talk, we discuss an overview of measuring open source health at Google as well as explore community driven initiatives stemming from the CHAOSS project. We explore both generalized and specific examples of metrics programs with the goal to help community leaders define and implement measurements that align with their goals. Speaker: Sophia VargasWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
How to integrate Bazel with Xcode using rules_xcodeproj Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Learn how to use rules_xcodeproj to generate Xcode projects for your Apple-flavored Bazel workspaces (e.g. iOS or macOS). Projects generated with rules_xcodeproj fully support Xcode-specific features, such as debugging, indexing, integrated testing, and SwiftUI Previews, as well as Bazel-enabled features, such as Focused Targets.Speaker: Brentley JonesWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Bazel and Java development in VS code Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | VS Code is popular and a lot of developers at using it today. The Java support in VS Code works with Gradle and Maven. As we were migrating our monolith from Ant and Maven to Bazel, we needed a solution to support Java development. This talk introduces you to the Bazel VS Code Java extension and shows what's possible today and what limitations exist. We also talk about new feature coming in the next year.Speaker: Gunnar WagenknechtWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Making a faster Gradle build cache with Bazel’s Remote APIs Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | In this talk we take a quick look at how we’ve repurposed the Flare Bazel cache & CDN tech to bring the same speed and stability to customer’s Gradle builds by making use of Bazel’s Remote APIs in a custom Gradle Cache plugin.Speaker: Zach GrayWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Introduction to BuildBuddy 3.0 Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | An overview of the 3.0 release of the BuildBuddy open source project and cloud service. This release features a completely revamped caching architecture that scales to petabytes of distributed cache storage, build and test analytics improvements that support live querying of millions of monthly builds, brand new debugging tools, and much more.Speaker: Siggi SimonarsonWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Improving developer experiences with EngFlow Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | EngFlow rescues engineers from slow build and test experience. Long wait times are no longer a pain with EngFlow’s distributed remote execution that can scale to the order of tens of thousands of cores. Developers are equally hindered when handling failed or unusual build and test results. This calls for an intuitive user interface with the right tools for developers to tackle failed invocations or flaky tests. This talk delves into how EngFlow’s user interface improves developer experience in navigating curious results and enables developer experience teams to analyze the health of their builds and tests over time.Speaker: Pushya JataproluWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Multi-platform Python builds with Bazel Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | The Python ecosystem presents some unique challenges when it comes to achieving correct multi-platform builds with Bazel. In this talk, I summarize these challenges, share our experience solving them, and present some techniques you can apply to your own Python builds.Speaker: Michael EasthamWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Open-source and hosted fuzz testing Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Fuzz testing (also known as “fuzzing”) is a testing technique based on feeding automatically generated data to a program to catch bugs and security vulnerabilities. Modern fuzzers rely on instrumentation to receive feedback on code coverage and state exploration from the program under test, allowing them to progress deep into the code and uncover security issues with essentially no false positives.This talk demonstrates how easy it is to fuzz test Bazel C/C++ and Java projects locally using the new open-source CLI tool cifuzz developed by Code Intelligence and rules_fuzzing, to which we have contributed Java support. Commercial on-premise and SaaS analogues of RBE and BES for fuzzing complement the open-source tooling, providing CI/CD triggered remote fuzzing runs and a web UI for managing findings and fuzzing performance. Multi-service, multi-language web applications (including Go services) with REST or gRPC APIs can also be fuzz tested using these platforms.Speaker: Fabian MeumertzheimWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Runfiles and where to find them Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Runfiles are a useful Bazel feature that allows for hermetic, cross-platform, language-agnostic access to runtime data dependencies. Many rulesets already provide convenience libraries that make accessing runfiles idiomatic in the respective languages. This talk provides an example-based introduction to these runfiles libraries, taking into account changes included in Bazel 6 that make them work both with and without Bzlmod.Speaker: Fabian MeumertzheimWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
What we learned building a large Bazel repository Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Over the years of building Uber’s Go monorepo with Bazel, we accumulated many different wrappers and configurations, such as:- Replacing new_git_repository with http_archive, blob storage and proxy server- Handling different patterns of OOM errors- Making “/tmp” sandbox_fs- Using URLs as canonical id for repository rules We'd like to share the lessons behind these wrappers and configurations, because they can be useful for other large repositories too. At the same time, we run into pain points that we don’t have good solutions yet, calling for community contributions.Speaker: Zhongpeng LinWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Finding the exact version of external dependencies Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Coinbase has a large mono/repo bazel setup, with numerous dependencies, external repositories defined. For a long time the team has had a lot of issues with:- Getting a full list of all the external dependencies.- Figure out where an external dependency comes from - Effectively override that dependency to the version we want In the talk, I walk through some of the issues we faced and provide a generic solution so anyone with the same need can immediately use it.Speaker: Yucong SunWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Bazel software supply chain audit Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | This is a quick demo of what we have been doing with software supply chain audit in Bazel. See a demonstration of how we are doing it, what you can try today, and check out our roadmap for 2023.Speaker: Tony AiutoWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Building a monorepo with Bazel Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | At Salesforce, we have steadily grown our bazel-built monorepo over the last 3 years. This talk goes over the things we have learned during that time, utilities we have come to rely on, and the overall strategy we have adopted to remain successful within the company.Speaker: Simon ToensWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Managing dependencies at scale Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | In this session, we discuss suggested programs to implement to optimize your dependency management at scale. Learn how Salesforce has implemented these programs on a Bazel built monorepo. Specific topics include:- Single version policy, with exceptions- Multi-point vulnerability scanning- Prohibited license identification- Old library detection- Duplicate class detection- Preemptive library blocking- Vendoring when necessarySpeaker: Peter LairdWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Solving challenges as scale increases Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Taking on a build system migration is a lengthy endeavor. As our company doubled in size, our existing iOS build stack left a lot to be desired. Moreover, our team was tasked with maintaining systems that we inherited and did not entirely understand, making support for a growing team of iOS engineers extremely difficult and unsustainable. Our rapidly growing codebase was also significantly increasing build times, which in turn was making system maintenance difficult. We knew that we needed a technology that would allow us to solve these challenges while increasing scale, and Bazel was a natural choice. Here’s how we tackled the problem and successfully developed a defensible foundation as a team, while also creating open source libraries during the migration.Speaker: Maxwell ElliottWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Doting on Docs Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | We've made changes around the Bazel docs, and invite you to join us in making more! bazel.build now sports new and refreshed content, improved information architecture, and a better external contribution workflow. Come learn how to propose changes to Bazel's documentation, ask questions or give feedback to the docs team, and maybe even identify a page you want to adopt.Speaker: Lyra LevinWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Rust meets mobile Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | In order to share foundational code between iOS and Android, at Lyft we have started leveraging bazel's flexibility to build Rust for mobile platforms. This talk goes through some of the issues we hit along the way and some practical tips for debugging issues.Speaker: Keith SmileyWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
How Stripes new tool detects extraneous Java dependencies Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | At Stripe, a typical microservice depends on thousands of Bazel targets. It sounds extreme, and our new tool is proving that it's unnecessary. Learn how we used Bazel, the Javac API, SQLite, and some light graph theory, to remove hundreds of dependencies from our engineers' code.Speakers: Keith Lea, Ian LayzerWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Action configuration in Bazel Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Bazel uses a combination of build-level and rule-level platform details to correctly configure actions and their prerequisite tools. Watch how action configuration works, understand recent changes to Bazel’s platforms, and learn how to modify your rules to ensure correct configuration, even in a multiplatform build environment.Speakers: Susan Steinman, John CaterWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Incremental migration from Maven to Bazel Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | This talk shares the experience of merging a large Ant and Maven using monolith to Bazel in an incremental way. We describe dealing with challenges such as transitive dependencies, unresponsive/inactive teams, insufficient test coverage, and lots of deviation from Maven best practices. We also cover the transformation of the build graph that has yet to happen.Speaker: Gunnar WagenknechtWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
Shared actions: a hairline fracture in Bazels core Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Shared actions are a barely documented, obscure feature, and it's not exactly clear what they're good for. However, their implementation touches several core parts of Bazel such as action execution, input discovery, artifact conflict checking, and artifact ""ownership"". By exploring shared actions, much can be learned about Bazel internals.Speaker: Benjamin PetersonWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
How to automate target dependencies in BUILD files with Gazelle at Stripe Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | At Stripe, we maintain a large Bazel monorepo with over a thousand contributors consisting of multiple languages (Java, Scala, Python), each with millions of lines of code. Developers often have to laboriously enumerate dependencies in their BUILD files, which is toilsome and a major source of friction.In this talk, we show how we’re tackling this problem with Build Helper, a tool we implemented with Gazelle extensions and 3rd party dependency indexing that automates much of this process for our internal users. Along the way, we also talk about some of the challenges we faced, tradeoffs about the codebase to be made, and our future plans for Build Helper.Speakers: Arie van Luttikhuizen, Long CaoWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
The best of both worlds with Nix + Bazel Google Open Source 2022-11-21 | Complete, explicit dependency declarations allow Bazel to provide fast and correct builds. Bazel helps to enforce this within your project, but it is easy to inadvertently introduce implicit dependencies on system tools or libraries. The Nix package manager makes implicit dependencies explicit and gives you access to nixpkgs, the largest package repository out there. Get the best of both worlds by combining Nix + Bazel.Speaker: Andreas HerrmannWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
BazelCon 2022 Keynote Google Open Source 2022-11-18 | In this 30 min Keynote, Jeff Cox, Sr Director of Engineering, who leads Google’s Core Developer Services organization, shares Bazel short term and long term goals for 2023, current and future OSS investments, and provide insights into Bazel value to Google and to 3rd party developers globally.Speaker: Jeff CoxWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
BazelCon 2022 State of the Union Google Open Source 2022-11-18 | Radhika, Sven, and John share 2022 achievements, customer success stories and 2023 plans. Learn about Bazel roadmap, community contributions, and how you may participate in advancing the state of Bazel.Speakers: John Field, Sven Tiffe, Radhika AdvaniWatch more:All BazelCon 2022 Sessions → https://goo.gle/BazelCon2022SessionsSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#BazelCon2022
How Istio can help keep your services reliable Google Open Source 2022-11-18 | In the previous video, Mitch Connors quickly pivoted traffic to his rating service to help mitigate latency issues experienced by customers. In this episode of Learn Kubernetes with Google, Mitch explores a new version of the ratings app to see if it solves the service’s latency problem. Watch along and learn as Mitch mirrors traffic to the service without risking any user traffic.Chapters:0:00 - Intro1:33 - Rerouting customer traffic3:11 - Version 2 of app5:00 - Configuring traffic6:14 - Dashboard results7:46 - Wrap upMore Kubernetes tips and tricks → https://goo.gle/LearnK8swithGoogleSubscribe to Google Open Source → https://goo.gle/GOpenSource#Kubernetes #Developer
