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Bootstrapped startups don't have the luxury of a full team of ops engineers available to respond to issues 24/7, so how can you survive on your own? This talk will tell the story of how to run your infrastructure as a single founder through to growing that into a team of on call engineers. It will include some interesting war stories as well as tips and suggestions for how to run ops at a startup. | ||
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David Mytton is the founder of server monitoring tool, Server Density, where he has been using MongoDB in production for almost 4 years. He has been programming in PHP and Python for over 10 years, regularly speaks about MongoDB (including starting the London MongoDB User Group), co-founded the Open Rights Group and can often be found cycling in London or drinking tea in Japan. | ||
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Given the sysadmin stereotype, it's sometimes easy to forget that not everyone is up at 3am and ready to respond to alerts on a Friday night. In all but the most critical high availability environments, most teams will not have someone actively monitoring graphs 24/7. This means you have to deal with on-call schedules, technical handoffs, documentation, procedure manuals and trying to ensure mistakes aren't made, even in the middle of the night. | ||
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David Mytton is the founder of server monitoring tool, Server Density, where he has been using MongoDB in production for almost 4 years. He has been programming in PHP and Python for over 10 years, regularly speaks about MongoDB (including starting the London MongoDB User Group), co-founded the Open Rights Group and can often be found cycling in London or drinking tea in Japan. | ||
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site/content/events/2013-austin/proposals/Make a SOLID Software Architecture/index.txt
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Starting with Chef or Puppet as a System Administrator will lead you | ||
to a problem where you are not sure what’s the best solution of a | ||
problem in terms of software architecture. | ||
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management code. We’ll also show Antipatterns and best practices. | ||
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Ole Michaelis - <a href="https://twitter.com/codestars">https://twitter.com/codestars</a><br/> | ||
Soenke Ruempler - <a href="https://twitter.com/s0enke">https://twitter.com/s0enke</a> | ||
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site/content/events/2013-berlin/proposals/Make a SOLID Software Architecture/index.txt
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Starting with Chef or Puppet as a System Administrator will lead you | ||
to a problem where you are not sure what’s the best solution of a | ||
problem in terms of software architecture. | ||
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We will give you a brief overview of general well known and battle | ||
tested software patterns which also applies to infrastructure | ||
management code. We’ll also show Antipatterns and best practices. | ||
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Ole Michaelis - <a href="https://twitter.com/codestars">https://twitter.com/codestars</a><br/> | ||
Soenke Ruempler - <a href="https://twitter.com/s0enke">https://twitter.com/s0enke</a> | ||
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site/content/events/2013-berlin/proposals/Ops Around The World/index.txt
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In the old days, data centre selection was based on proximity to a data centre and when things went wrong part of the recovery time calculations included how long it would take to drive there. Now you can deploy servers in almost every continent in a few minutes. | ||
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This talk will examine the challenges of geographically diverse deployments. From technical concerns like latency, deployment lead times and systems management to social issues like on-call rotations, follow the Sun provisioning and trusting your data centre techs. | ||
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David Mytton is the founder of server monitoring tool, Server Density, where he has been using MongoDB in production for almost 4 years. He has been programming in PHP and Python for over 10 years, regularly speaks about MongoDB (including starting the London MongoDB User Group), co-founded the Open Rights Group and can often be found cycling in London or drinking tea in Japan. |
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