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E-commerce and online transaction websites often organize events which involve millions of user visiting and using websites. To the outside world, this is just an event. Internally, however, these events involve massive preparations for the IT infrastructure to handle such loads and volumes. What does it take to be prepared? What are the common points of failure? What lessons can DevOps teams in other verticals learn?
On 8th November 2014, HasGeek and Flipkart have organized a mini Rootconf to understand these war stories.
Flipkart, 4th floor, Vaishnavi Summit Building, No. 6/B, 7th Main Road, 80ft Road, Koramangala, Bangalore - 560034
3 talks of 45 minutes each from DevOps practitioners in e-commerce on big events, mega traffic and IT infrastructure.
Individuals can also propose flash talks of 5 mins. Tell us about your favourite tool, innovation or DevOps tips and tricks.
In the afternoon, we have organized a four-hour workshop on SELinux.
This event is free to attend. Register here.
Schedule is published on https://funnel.hasgeek.com/rootconf-miniconf-2014/schedule
For more information, contact support@hasgeek.com
Geeta Raghu Vamsi Kotipalli
@kgrvamsi
Submitted Nov 4, 2014
How To make the Orchestration Layer much more effective to make the Computation of the Transactions more faster and Platform independent through Golang.
By this Session one can understand
1)How to design their Application by choosing Golang as their Orchestration or the Middleware Layer.
2)The Learning Curve to know Golang in depth.
Vamsi have 6yrs of Experience in IT as a Cloud and Devops Engineer and he had been an Entrepreneur,Intrepeneur and Community Contributor to some of the Open Source Projects like Liferay. He had given good amount of sessions on the Present trend making Applications like Apache Thrift ,Hadoop and AWS in various Firms.Presently working as a Senior Software engineer -Devops in Societie Generale.
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