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aleksandarilic-vegait · aleksandarilic-vegait · commit bd8eaa738c5b · 2025-03-05T14:37:12.000+01:00
diff --git a/public/deployment-info.txt b/public/deployment-info.txt
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-Timestamp: 2025-03-05T13:33:32Z
+Timestamp: 2025-03-05T13:37:08Z
 Repository: https://github.com/acailic/awesome-scalability-talks
 DeployedAt: https://acailic.github.io/awesome-scalability-talks
-Version: 34818f4
+Version: aea0a5d
diff --git a/src/stores/tabStore.ts b/src/stores/tabStore.ts
@@ -7,10 +7,10 @@ interface TabState {
   initializationTab: () => void;
   setActiveTab: (tab: String) => void;
 }
-const DEFAULT_TAB = TAB.ARTICLES;
+const DEFAULT_TAB = TAB.TALKS;
 
 export const useTabStore = create<TabState>((set, get) => ({
-  activeTab: "talks",
+  activeTab: DEFAULT_TAB,
   isInitialized: false,
   setActiveTab: (tab) => set({ activeTab: tab }),
   initializationTab: () => {
diff --git a/src/talks/04-building-a-distributed-build-system-at-google-scale-sum.md b/src/talks/04-building-a-distributed-build-system-at-google-scale-sum.md
@@ -1,5 +1,3 @@
-# Building a Distributed Build System at Google Scale
-
 In her insightful talk, Aysylu Greenberg takes us on a journey through Google's evolution of build systems at massive scale. She walks through the fascinating challenges of supporting 30,000 engineers across 40 offices who collectively make 45,000 commits per day to a two-billion-line codebase. The story unfolds with the transition from a simple push-based architecture to a more resilient pull-based system called "Build Service" that gracefully handles the immense scale of Google's monolithic repository.
 
 Greenberg illustrates how Google's distributed build system, "Build Rabbit," sits at the heart of their developer infrastructure, orchestrating five million daily builds that generate petabytes of build artifacts. She shares the careful migration strategy that allowed the team to transition between architectures with zero downtime - an impressive feat given the system's critical position in Google's development workflow. The tale is not just about technical architecture but about thoughtful system design that balances centralized versus distributed control planes, making it possible to evolve complex systems while continuously serving users.

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`3`	`1`	In her insightful talk, Aysylu Greenberg takes us on a journey through Google's evolution of build systems at massive scale. She walks through the fascinating challenges of supporting 30,000 engineers across 40 offices who collectively make 45,000 commits per day to a two-billion-line codebase. The story unfolds with the transition from a simple push-based architecture to a more resilient pull-based system called "Build Service" that gracefully handles the immense scale of Google's monolithic repository.
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`5`	`3`	Greenberg illustrates how Google's distributed build system, "Build Rabbit," sits at the heart of their developer infrastructure, orchestrating five million daily builds that generate petabytes of build artifacts. She shares the careful migration strategy that allowed the team to transition between architectures with zero downtime - an impressive feat given the system's critical position in Google's development workflow. The tale is not just about technical architecture but about thoughtful system design that balances centralized versus distributed control planes, making it possible to evolve complex systems while continuously serving users.