We will cover the first three chapters and discuss what we expect from this book.

As a final event for Understanding Distributed System, we will host a fireside chat with Roberto Vitillo. We will discuss the motivations for writing the book and the process, but we will also have time for questions and final thoughts. 

Hey folks! Happy New Year! 

We are back after the Christmas break! Let's join together in a coffee chat to talk about books, new year challenges and goals, and much more... 

This is going to be an open event, so I will send it to our newsletter subscribers as well. 

Hey folks! Happy New Year! 

We are back after the Christmas break! Let's join together in a coffee chat to talk about books, new year challenges and goals, and much more... 

This is going to be an open event, so I will send it to our newsletter subscribers as well. 

This is the first catch-up organized for this book. We will discuss the first three chapters.

In this chapter, we will discuss Failure detection, a crucial part of any distributed system. 

John is the author of the book and a professor of Computer Science at Stanford University.

It will be an informal chat to discuss about the book, so feel free to have prepared some questions or feedback. 

Let's read until Chapter 15, so we finish "Part 2" of the book that talks about collaboration. 

Let's catch up and discuss until chapter 5 (included). 

This is the first catch-up that we set up in this time frame. So the idea is to cover until Chapter 5. Feel free to join even if you have not read all the chapters. 

This is the first catch-up for the "Engineering Management for the Rest of Us" book. Let's discuss the motivation for reading this book and what we expect. 

I suggest reading the first four chapters at least but feel free to join even if you didn't manage to do it.

This is the first catch-up for the "Database Internals" book. Let's discuss the motivation for reading this book and what we expect. 

I suggest reading the introduction and first chapter at least but feel free to join even if you didn't manage to do it.

The idea of this event is just to kick of the book, we will use this time to know each other and share what we expect from this book. 

The idea of this event is just to kick of the book, we will use this time to know each other and share what we expect from this book. 

Welcome to our inaugural coffee chat dedicated to discussing this book. I am excited to have you all here to engage in a lively and insightful discussion about this book.

Let's share our thoughts and feelings about the book, and explore what we expect from it. This is a great opportunity for us to learn from each other and gain a deeper understanding of this thought-provoking work. So let's grab a cup of coffee and get started!