Wrestling large repos with Gerrit and JGit
Propose a talk about the experience of finding and
fixing bugs in Gerrit and JGit discovered when
optimising for large repositories.
Also amend the Luca Milanesio's bio.
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| 9:00 | Registration Opens, Breakfast & Networking
| 9:30 | Welcome introduction
| 9:45 | [What's new in Gerrit 3.6 and 3.7](sessions/whats-new-gerrit-3.6-3.7.md)
-| 10:30 | __Talk available__
+| 10:30 | [Wrestling large repos with JGit an Gerrit](sessions/wrestling-large-repos.md)
| 11:15 | __Talk available__
| 12:00 | Lunch & Networking
| 14:00 | __Talk available__
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+# Wrestling large repos with JGit an Gerrit
+
+GerritForge has been focusing in 2022 on improving the scalability and performance of Gerrit with large repositories.
+
+Luca presents an overview of the significant findings, some of them surprising and scary at the same time, including:
+- The speed of SHA1 with packed refs
+- Impact of NFS and file/folder stats
+- JGit connectivity checks
+- Negotiations black holes
+... and **more to be revealed** during the talk!
+
+*[Luca Milanesio, GerritForge](../speakers.md#lmilanesio)*
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Luca is co-founder of GerritForge and has over 30 years of software development
and application lifecycle management experience.
-He is a Gerrit Contributor for over 10 years, Gerrit Release manager,
+He has been Gerrit Contributor since 2012, Gerrit Release manager,
member of the Gerrit Engineering Steering Committee and maintainer
of [GerritHub.io](https://gerrithub.io), the Open Service for Gerrit Code Review
on top of GitHub repositories.