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October 13, 2015 Netflix Genie with Tom Gianos
“Sometimes there’s a misconception that Genie is a job scheduling platform... Genie really represents our extraction layer, from what our computational resources are, to our end user jobs.”

Genie is an open-source tool that provides job and resource management for the Hadoop ecosystem in the cloud.

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September 10, 2015Taming Distributed Architecture with Caitie McCaffrey
Distributed systems programming will always be a world of tradeoffs — there is no silver bullet in the future.
But life can be made easier with tactics such as the actor pattern and the use of conflict-free replicated data types (CRDTs).
Caitie McCaffrey is a distributed systems engineer who currently works at Twitter. She previously worked on Halo 4 at Microsoft and 343 Industries.
At QCon San Francisco, she will be hosting the track Taming Distributed Architecture.
Questions
Describe the service problems on Halo 4 launch day.
How did a kill switch help the situation?
Why are “implicit assumptions the killer of any distributed system”?
Why did you use the actor model to build Halo 4 services?
What is a conflict-free replicated data type?
Links
Halo 4: High Demand with Low Latency and High Availability (YouTube)
Caitie McCaffrey’s blog
Conflict-free replicated data type
Actor pattern
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September 10, 2015 Taming Distributed Architecture with Caitie McCaffrey
Distributed systems programming will always be a world of tradeoffs -- there is no silver bullet in the future. But life can be made easier with tactics such as the actor pattern and the use of conflict-free replicated data types (CRDTs).

Caitie McCaffrey is a distributed systems engineer who currently works at Twitter. She previously worked on Halo 4 at Microsoft and 343 Industries. At QCon San Francisco, she will be hosting the track Taming Distributed Architecture.

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August 31, 2015Origin of DevOps with John and Damon from DevOps Cafe
“DevOps is not a thing. It is a set of problem statements and solution possibilities that are always growing.”
The hosts of DevOps Cafe joined Software Engineering Daily for a conversation about DevOps culture and misconceptions.
Questions
What do software engineers need to know about DevOps?
What are the biggest misconceptions around DevOps?
Is DevOps ultimately about continuous integration, or containers, or any specific set of technologies?
Why is Netflix a good DevOps case study?
What isn’t DevOps?
Links
DevOps Cafe
Netflix Culture SlideShare
Ops, DevOps, and Noops at Netflix
Release It by Michael Nygard
Amazon article by New York Times
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August 31, 2015 Origin of DevOps with John and Damon from DevOps Cafe
“DevOps is not a thing. It is a set of problem statements and solution possibilities that are always growing.” The hosts of DevOps Cafe joined Software Engineering Daily for a conversation about DevOps culture and misconceptions. Questions What do software engineers need to know about DevOps? What are the biggest misconceptions around DevOps? Is DevOps ultimately about continuous integration, or containers, or any specific set of technologies? Why is NetflixContinue reading...
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August 27, 2015Continuous Delivery with Jenkins Creator Kohsuke Kawaguchi
Jenkins is an extensible open source continuous integration server.
Kohsuke Kawaguchi is the primary developer of Jenkins CI and the CTO of CloudBees, a provider of enterprise Jenkins.
Questions:
How does continuous integration affect DevOps?
What has changed in the five years since Jenkins was created?
In what ways is Jenkins opinionated?
What are the synergies between Docker and Jenkins?
What are some common continuous integration patterns and antipatterns?
Links:
Jenkins Homepage
CloudBees Continuous Delivery
Thoughtworks Continuous Delivery
Continuous Integration Slideshare
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August 27, 2015 Continuous Delivery with Jenkins Creator Kohsuke Kawaguchi
Jenkins is an extensible open source continuous integration server. Kohsuke Kawaguchi is the primary developer of Jenkins CI and the CTO of CloudBees, a provider of enterprise Jenkins. Questions: How does continuous integration affect DevOps? What has changed in the five years since Jenkins was created? In what ways is Jenkins opinionated? What are the synergies between Docker and Jenkins? What are some common continuous integration patterns and antipatterns? Links:Continue reading...
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August 26, 2015Containers with Bryan Cantrill from Joyent
Container infrastructure has benefits of security, scalability and efficiency.
Containers are a central component of the DevOps movement. Joyent provides simple, secure deployment of containers with bare metal speed on container-native infrastructure
Bryan Cantrill is the CTO of Joyent, the father of DTrace and an OS kernel developer for 20 years.
Questions:
Why are containers relevant to DevOps?
Why are containers advantageous to the developer?
What is the benefit of running a container on the principal hardware rather than the VM?
Do DevOps employees exist?
How is DTrace useful for DevOps?
What are the societal benefits of global warming?
Links:
Docker and the Future of Containers in Production
Docker and the Future of Containers in Production (SlideShare)
Joyent: Triton Elastic Container Infrastructure
Bryan Cantrill AMA
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August 26, 2015 Containers with Bryan Cantrill from Joyent
Container infrastructure has benefits of security, scalability and efficiency. Containers are a central component of the DevOps movement. Joyent provides simple, secure deployment of containers with bare metal speed on container-native infrastructure Bryan Cantrill is the CTO of Joyent, the father of DTrace and an OS kernel developer for 20 years. Questions: Why are containers relevant to DevOps? Why are containers advantageous to the developer? What is the benefit ofContinue reading...
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August 05, 2015Hadoop Ops: Rocana CTO Eric Sammer Interview
Rocana applies big data, advanced analytics, and visualizations to dev ops in order to guide users to the root causes of problems.
Eric Sammer is the co-founder and CTO of Rocana. At Cloudera, he served as an Engineering Manager responsible for tools and partner integrations. Within that role, he developed many of Cloudera’s best practices for developing large, distributed, data processing infrastructure.
Questions include:
Does a nondeterministic data center problem ever sink a company?
How do you identify salient differences between competing open-source products like Spark/Storm/Samza?
How does a developer plug into Rocana?
What is the open-source strategy for Rocana’s product?
What is the architecture of Rocana?
Links:
Product overview
Rocana on Twitter
Cloudera interviews Eric Sammer
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