Fraga is an open source project that I've been part of for a long time, and this is our experience using Rust. I'm a distinguished engineer at Dell, and today I'm going to be talking about streaming video analysis and rust using G Streamer and prevailed. His interests include: Concurrency models, Consistency algorithms, Distributed system design, and Effects of language design. Currently working at Dell, Tom previously held software engineering positions at Google and Amazon. He holds a degree in Computer Science from Valparaiso University. Tom has been using Rust since 2015 and is the author of the popular aHash crate. Tom Kaitchuck is one of the original developers who started the Pravega project and is currently a core contributor. * The challenges involved in creating a scalable video processing pipeline * How and why Pravega, GStreamer, and Rust fit together * How to take advantage of the language features of Rust to manage complexity * Patterns we learned during development * GStreamer - a real time video processing framework * Pravega - a streaming data storage system This talk is a case study based on building a scalable real time video analysis pipeline in Rust using: How does Rust hold up when developing complex real world applications?

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