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Introduction: Surge is a conference put on by OmniTI targeting practical Scalability matters. OmniTI specializes in helping people solve their scalability problems, as is only natural, as it was founded by Theo Schlossnagle, author of the canonical Scalable Internet Architectures .  Now that Surge 2011 is on the horizon, they've generously made available nearly all the videos from the Surge 2010 conference.  A pattern hopefully every conference will follow (only don't wait a year please). We lose a lot of collective wisdom from events not being available online in a timely manner. In truth, nearly all the talks are on topic and are worth watching, but here are a few that seem especially relevant: Going 0 to 60: Scaling LinkedIn  by Ruslan Belkin, Sr. Director of Engineering, LinkedIn.  Have you ever wondered what architectures the site like LinkedIn may have used and what insights teams have learned while growing the system from serving just a handful to close to a hundred m


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