BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//HasGeek//NONSGML Funnel//EN DESCRIPTION:Let there be sysadmins X-WR-CALDESC:Let there be sysadmins NAME:Rootconf 2012 X-WR-CALNAME:Rootconf 2012 REFRESH-INTERVAL;VALUE=DURATION:PT12H SUMMARY:Rootconf 2012 TIMEZONE-ID:Asia/Kolkata X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT12H X-WR-TIMEZONE:Asia/Kolkata BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Using Delicious Chef Recipes\, to automate provisioning of cloud s erver and quality Fabric for deployment. DTSTART:20120526T043000Z DTEND:20120526T051500Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/D64VUoyCcn1ih9U5oPnoGv@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Configuration Management,Intermediate,Tutorial CREATED:20190704T125355Z DESCRIPTION:Chef is an open-source system integration framework built for automating cloud server provisioning. \nFabric is a command-line tool to a utomate common sys admin tasks on a remote server.\n\nThe source code of a n app needs to be deployed at a hosting provider. Depending upon the traff ic the host needs differential treatment in provisioning. \n\nThe talk cov ers aspects of chef as a provisioning tool at various levels of cloud infr astructure. An in depth talk about when to use chef server and chef-solo. Some other wrappers built around chef that makes life easier while working with chef. \n\n The talk also aims at showing how cookbooks and recipes a re written which the chef will use to prepare(provision) the dish(server). \n\nThe latter half of the talk covers fabric as an automated deployment tool.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nI am an open source enthusiast\, python develo per and sysadmin. I work at agiliq.com.\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 1 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/using-delicious-chef-recipe s-to-automate-provisioning-of-cloud-server-and-quality-fabric-for-deployme nt-D64VUoyCcn1ih9U5oPnoGv BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Using Delicious Chef Recipes\, to automate provisioning of clo ud server and quality Fabric for deployment. in Room 1 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Creating & Provisioning Cloud Resources with AWS CloudFormation DTSTART:20120526T043000Z DTEND:20120526T051500Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/2pbTV8uVdKyCSiBDfAVMMr@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Cloud and Virtualization,Intermediate,Demo CREATED:20190704T125408Z DESCRIPTION:Attend this session to learn how to dramatically reduce the ti me spent on provisioning and deploying your Cloud applications on AWS. AWS CloudFormation is a service that gives developers an easy way to create a collection of related AWS resources and provision them in an orderly and predictable fashion. This session will demonstrate how to leverage CloudFo rmation to dynamically manage your AWS assets. You will see how to create a new stack and update it.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nJanakiram MSV is the Prin cipal Consultant of Janakiram & Associates. Through his speaking\, writing and consulting\, he helps businesses take advantage of the emerging techn ologies. Founder and driving force of an initiative called GetCloudReady.c om\, he enables Architects\, Developers and IT Professionals to be ready f or the Cloud. He is the Chief Editor of a popular portal on Cloud called C loudStory.in where he analyzes the latest trends from the world of Cloud C omputing. Janakiram has worked at world-class product companies including Microsoft Corporation\, Amazon Web Services and Alcatel-Lucent. His last r ole was with Amazon Web Services as the Technology Evangelist where he joi ned them as the first employee in India. Prior to that\, Janakiram spent 1 0 years at Microsoft Corporation where he was involved in selling\, market ing and evangelizing the Microsoft Application Platform and Tools. At the time of leaving Microsoft\, he was a Technical Architect\, Cloud focusing on Windows Azure.\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 2 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/creating-provisioning-cloud -resources-with-aws-cloudformation-2pbTV8uVdKyCSiBDfAVMMr BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Creating & Provisioning Cloud Resources with AWS CloudFormatio n in Room 2 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Optimizing LAMPhp Applications DTSTART:20120526T043000Z DTEND:20120526T051500Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/XaNWiFdQYMq2C5k4B5cQo3@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Performance Tuning,Beginner,Lecture CREATED:20190704T125422Z DESCRIPTION:There is a huge difference in developing simple web applicatio ns and applications that scale. As applications become more complex\, tuni ng and optimization at the different layers becomes critical. This talk wi ll present some guidelines and practices that should be followed while bui lding LAMPhp based applications for scale.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nI am work ing with the Platforms & Systems group at Capillary Technologies. I design \, develop & manage applications built on LAMP stack and deployed on AWS. Before joining Capillary\, I was employed at Yahoo! Bangalore and worked o n building large scale web applications.\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 3 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/optimizing-lamphp-applicati ons-XaNWiFdQYMq2C5k4B5cQo3 BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Optimizing LAMPhp Applications in Room 3 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Securing a Linux Web Server in 10 Steps or Less DTSTART:20120526T054500Z DTEND:20120526T063000Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/WfD3EU6q68WpEazzBSv5BL@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Security,Beginner,Tutorial CREATED:20190704T125439Z DESCRIPTION:You will learn the holistic way of securing a linux server whi ch can serve web sites. The 80/20 rule about hardening your linux web serv er with minimal effort. \n\n**In Brief This is what we will cover **\n\n- Reducing the attack surface.\n- Patching and Updates\n- Securing Secure Sh ell Access\n- Securing Apache \n- Securing MySQL\n- Logging and Monitoring \n- Setting up a basic firewall\n\n**Not going to be covered ( Mostly beca use of lack of time and ROI )**\n\n- Securing Email Servers\n- Setting up VPNs\n- Protecting Against Denial of Service Attacks\n- Setting up SELinux \, GRSec\, Custom Kernels\n- Chroot Jails\n- DNS Server \n\n**Not Going to Discuss**\n\n- Why Ubuntu and why not \n- Why Not BSD \n- Why Apache and why not \n\n### Speaker bio\n\n I freelance as a *Web Security Consultant*. I help companies become secure by helping them understand approaches to security for servers\, web appli cations\, user data and sometimes their network. \n\nAmong other things I am the co-founder+Community Manager for ["null - The Open Security Communi ty"](http://null.co.in "Website of null - The Open Security Community") an d [OWASP Bangalore](https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Bangalore)\n\n- [Websi te](http://akashm.com) | [@makash](http://twitter.com/makash) | [Linkedin] (http://linkd.in/webappsecguy) | [Slideshare](http://www.slideshare.net/ak ashm/presentations)\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 1 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/securing-a-linux-web-server -in-10-steps-or-less-WfD3EU6q68WpEazzBSv5BL BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Securing a Linux Web Server in 10 Steps or Less in Room 1 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Puppet in Stand Alone Mode or Why Config management is useful for 0+ systems DTSTART:20120526T054500Z DTEND:20120526T063000Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/Rzq2oCMAJTrbWk1prjC3YN@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Configuration Management,Intermediate,Discussion CREATED:20190704T125452Z DESCRIPTION:Puppet in a generic server/client model works well but the pro blem comes when you are managing either a multitude of systems or just a s ingle system. Use of racks such as passenger/unicorn can benefit but the c onfiguration is not trivial. So let we can here discuss about using puppet in a stand-alone mode and distribute and trigger code with the help of ve rsion controlling systems (I use git for it)\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nI have been managing Linux systems for the past 3 years. Currently I work at Deep Root Linux as a Hacker\, I'm also a part of deepOfix mailserver developmen t team.\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 2 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/puppet-in-stand-alone-mode- or-why-config-management-is-useful-for-0-systems-Rzq2oCMAJTrbWk1prjC3YN BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Puppet in Stand Alone Mode or Why Config management is useful for 0+ systems in Room 2 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Performance Tuning 101 - An introduction to performance tuning an application in managed environment DTSTART:20120526T054500Z DTEND:20120526T063000Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/BZF66DXkpP4LC4i5M2oUiZ@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Performance Tuning,Advanced,Lecture CREATED:20190704T125502Z DESCRIPTION:This talk goes into kind of problems that are usually seen wit h managed environments\, while it uses a Java application as an example to drive the points across\, the learning applies to other managed environme nts as well.\nThe talk aims to drive the discussion from problems that one would see as user of the subject application\, and gets into the root cau se(often following it all the way to the hardware) and discusses fix for t he pattern of problems that the example falls into.\nObviously such a talk is not enough to equip one to find and fix any kind of performance issues \, but it aims to look at majority to very high value fixes that may go a long way in scaling an app vertically.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nThe talk will be driven by two speakers(Pavan KS & Janmejay Singh):\n\nSpeaker name: Ja nmejay Singh\n\nBio:\n\nJanmejay Singh is a senior developer and agile pra ctitioner working for ThoughtWorks Inc.\n\nHe works on a Continuous Integr ation(CI) and Continuous Delivery(CD) suite named 'Go' which is a ThoughtW orks Studios product and one of the three pillars of ThoughtWorks Adaptive Application Life-cycle Management suite. He is also an active Open Source enthusiast and contributor. He has co-created a one stop test-parallizati on solution called TLB (Test Load Balancer) and works on and submits patch es to several other projects.\n\nHe has driven and been a part of performa nce tuning excercises across several releases of Go. He has been instrumen tal in finding and fixing various problems ranging from lock contention an d memory management to DB query tuning and client-side perceived slowness. In addition to performance analysis and optimization he is also deeply in terested in CI\, delivery-practices\, CD and dev-ops practices\, and in th e areas of artificial-intelligence\, large-scale computing\, Linux kernel and data-mining/analysis.\n\nHe holds a B.Tech from IIT Roorkee.\n\n====== ===================================\n\nSpeaker name: Pavan K S\n\nBio:\n\n Pavan Sudarshan works as a senior developer in Thoughtworks Studios on the Release Management product called Go. \n\nHe is passionate about working on products where Software Engineering and Computer Science meet and compl iment each other. He is an expert in Agile & Lean software delivery. He is the creator of the open source library Test Load Balancer and TestEnough. He is also a committer on the open source Swing testing tool Frankenstein . Over the last couple of years\, he has built an expertize in massively s caling up software running on the JVM. \n\nHe holds a B.E from RVCE\, Bang alore\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 3 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/performance-tuning-101-an-i ntroduction-to-performance-tuning-an-application-in-managed-environment-BZ F66DXkpP4LC4i5M2oUiZ BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Performance Tuning 101 - An introduction to performance tuning an application in managed environment in Room 3 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:A Cloud "Braindump" DTSTART:20120526T063000Z DTEND:20120526T071500Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/Pw1opytSA4GmQmJ9ne1kgQ@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Cloud and Virtualization,Intermediate,Lecture CREATED:20190704T125513Z DESCRIPTION:Working on a cloud shouldn't be any different from any other l arge systems deployment. But it is not so - the fact that clouds enjoy a o rganic growth path\, which involves very little planning from the time you r web cluster goes from 20 to 120 machines. And such scale is often a good problem to have as your business/service becomes popular. \n\nBut that's going to make your 10 terminals with "tail -f" not scale all of a sudden . Data rates are going to climb\, the connection count is going to go up b y a magnitude & the sense of control is lost in degrees.\n\nAnd there are great solutions for some of those problems out there. But this talk is not about them\, this is about those one-off solutions which you're going to throwaway once the week is through.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nI’m Gopal by d ay and t3rmin4t0r by night. I work on PECL’s APC opcode cache among othe r things. Zynga India has paid for my experience with clouds & crisises. A nd that is cheap at any price.\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 1 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/a-cloud-braindump-Pw1opytSA 4GmQmJ9ne1kgQ BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:A Cloud "Braindump" in Room 1 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Build your own Storage Device (SAN) ! DTSTART:20120526T063000Z DTEND:20120526T071500Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/L6veeji2j7NpQEwfPrTJKN@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Cloud and Virtualization,Intermediate,Tutorial CREATED:20190704T125523Z DESCRIPTION:I've built a few SAN devices over the past few years\, and hav e used them successfully in some scenarios. In this talk\, I'll cover a fe w basic points about SANs so that we're all on the same page\, and then mo ve on to describe what goes into a home grown SAN\, some use cases\, and s ome experience reports.\n\nParticipants will understand what things to tak e care of when applying SANs for VM Virtualization\, Database Virtualizati on\, local storage (mail\, files\,etc).\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nSriram a.k.a "Ram" works with Thoughtworks as a Devops Engineer. Prior to this role\, he spent four years as part of the Thoughtworks Global Systems team. He is a core member of the Belenix project. He encourages technical discussion and learning in Bangalore by hosting and chaperoning various technical mee tups at Thoughtworks Bangalore.\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 2 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/build-your-own-storage-devi ce-san-L6veeji2j7NpQEwfPrTJKN BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Build your own Storage Device (SAN) ! in Room 2 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Zero-touch Drupal deployment with Features\, Jenkins\, Aegir\, Git \, Fabric and Drush DTSTART:20120526T063000Z DTEND:20120526T071500Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/16DSH9FutYMpPqEsDsHGy5@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Configuration Management,Intermediate,Lecture CREATED:20190704T125531Z DESCRIPTION:This talk will familiarise you with the process of pushing you r Drupal site's configuration that's typically stored in a database to cod e using Features [1] and then taking a change from a local dev environment to test\, stage\, and live\, all by Jenkins CI [2] discovering changes to a GIT repository and rolling out instructions to each environment to gene rate a new build.\n\nWe use Drush make [3] and Aegir [4] to manage and ho st different platform builds and Fabric[5] to issue commands on remote ser vers with SSH.\n\n[1] http://drupal.org/project/features\n\n[2] http://jen kins-ci.org/\n\n[3] http://drupal.org/project/drush\n\n[4] http://aegirpro ject.org\n\n[5] http://docs.fabfile.org/en/1.4.1/index.html\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nKaustubh Srikanth is a technologist based in Bangalore\, India. No wadays\, he spends a lot of time managing other people's Drupal code acros s different environments and servers.\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 3 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/zero-touch-drupal-deploymen t-with-features-jenkins-aegir-git-fabric-and-drush-16DSH9FutYMpPqEsDsHGy5 BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Zero-touch Drupal deployment with Features\, Jenkins\, Aegir\, Git\, Fabric and Drush in Room 3 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Real-time distributed monitoring\, execution and alert using Gangl ia and Nagios DTSTART:20120526T083000Z DTEND:20120526T091500Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/6eu8KqdWEnB43arbJksCa3@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Monitoring,Beginner,Lecture CREATED:20190704T125554Z DESCRIPTION:Active real-time monitoring is one of the most basic prerequis ites for designing a scalable distributed system. The easier it is to trac k/add custom metrics across the distributed system\, the easier it is to g et a clear idea of the current system performance\, identify bottlenecks\, implement design changes to scale in a certain direction.\n\nGanglia is a scalable distributed monitoring system for high-performance computing sys tems such as clusters and grids. Nagios is a popular IT infrastructure mon itoring tool which we use for managing email/sms alerts. This talk is on h ow we use and integrate these open source tools to make a customized syste m with ease of integration and centralized metric gathering that helps us get a clear picture of the current state of the server farm\, parallelly e xecute commands across a selection of these servers\, and get notified of any erroneous state as and when it happens.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nI am a l inux enthusiast who works with the Platforms & Systems team at Capillary T echnologies. Develop and optimize for scalability\, various apps in the c loud.\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 1 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/real-time-distributed-monit oring-execution-and-alert-using-ganglia-and-nagios-6eu8KqdWEnB43arbJksCa3 BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Real-time distributed monitoring\, execution and alert using G anglia and Nagios in Room 1 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Continuous Integration made fun with Jenkins & Hubot (+ Gtalk) DTSTART:20120526T083000Z DTEND:20120526T091500Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/4FKYdT3uumCfXBjFaUPRCv@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Configuration Management,Intermediate,Tutorial CREATED:20190704T125606Z DESCRIPTION:We will setup jenkins to run using tomcat and then set up a si mple job to pull code from a github repo and build it into a war. \n\nThen \, we will see how we can control jenkins using Gtalk with the help hubot. \n\nPS: If you have some thoughts on what you would like me to cover or ho w this session needs to be conducted\, please leave me comments below. Tha nks\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nSameer is the Founder & CEO of Artoo - Technolog y to the Rescue (www.artoo.in). \n\nAt Artoo\, we build technology for the base of the pyramid using Android\, Cloud (AWS)\, CouchDb\, Play framewor k! and more.\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 2 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/continuous-integration-made -fun-with-jenkins-hubot-gtalk-4FKYdT3uumCfXBjFaUPRCv BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Continuous Integration made fun with Jenkins & Hubot (+ Gtalk) in Room 2 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Cloud Meets Fog & Puppet\, A Story of Version Controlled Infrastru cture DTSTART:20120526T083000Z DTEND:20120526T091500Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/3nfzeZe5uNwWpaYBHHwT8F@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Configuration Management,Intermediate,Lecture CREATED:20190704T125613Z DESCRIPTION:Puppet is a great configuration management tool and git is gre at at version controlling.AWS lets you create instances in few clicks. \nB ut when it comes to large deployments only automation(where tools come tog ether) can make you productive and happy.\nI will take you through followi ng..\nFog - The Ruby cloud services library and how it helps you to create vendor neutral cloud deployments\,\nPuppet- Multi region puppet masters\, \nRuby- How Ruby pulls the strings together in EC2/ELB/RDS creation\, Sec urity group creation\, IP authorization\, Route53 DNS etc\,\nGit- how we u se git to version control deployment configs/configurations.\n\n### Speake r bio\n\nlove automation\,\ndevops enthusiast\,\nlike to share with commun ity\,\nwork @ apigee(http://apigee.com/) in a great team and with even gre ater people!\n(btw this gonna be my first talk at a conference)\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 3 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/cloud-meets-fog-puppet-a-st ory-of-version-controlled-infrastructure-3nfzeZe5uNwWpaYBHHwT8F BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Cloud Meets Fog & Puppet\, A Story of Version Controlled Infra structure in Room 3 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Nginx - Tips and Tricks. DTSTART:20120526T091500Z DTEND:20120526T100000Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/LkqeXB2FWnjYhZxCdDX3Xv@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Performance Tuning,Beginner,Discussion CREATED:20190704T125627Z DESCRIPTION:Some cool features:\n- Header based controls \n- Beacons using empty_gif module\n- Rate limiting features\n- Third party modules\n- Ngin x status \nCan touch upon Nginx module development if time permits.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nDeveloper at Adiquity. (A product of Guruji.com). Geek at heart. \nAdiquity is a mobile ads platform that serves around 5K req/per s ec with nginx and other high performance tools.\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 1 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/nginx-tips-and-tricks-LkqeX B2FWnjYhZxCdDX3Xv BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Nginx - Tips and Tricks. in Room 1 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Virtualization with KVM (and Libvirt) DTSTART:20120526T091500Z DTEND:20120526T100000Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/HumU64gZfrMfhyGsJJxqtW@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Cloud and Virtualization,Intermediate,Demo CREATED:20190704T125638Z DESCRIPTION:KVM(Kernel-based Virtual Machine) has become the standard for virtualization technology on Linux. It takes advantage of hardware-based CPU Virtualization extensions available in all modern Intel/AMD based pro cessors.\n\nThe beauty of KVM is\, it takes a standard Linux Kernel and tu rns it into a hypervisor(the ability to run multiple operating systems). KVM does CPU virtualization by loading a kernel module. Every virtual mac hine is just like any other standard linux process. What does this *mean* ? It means\, one can use standard linux infrastructure tools like *top*\, *ps*\, *kill*\, etc to monitor the guest.\n\nKVM alone cannot handle ever ything. It works best in conjunction with an interesting piece of technolo gy called QEMU(Qucik EMUlator). \nQEMU emulates regular PC devices like ID E Hard-Disks\, VGA\, Mouse/Key-board\, Network Cards\, Sound Cards\, etc.\ n\nHow do you *manage* KVM based Virtual Machines? Using a solid manageme nt library called 'Libvirt'\, and several virt-tools(like 'libguestfs' and friends).\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nKashyap works at Red Hat. He's a member o f its Identity/PKI/ Security technologies group. He also spends a good amo unt of his waking time tinkering with Linux(KVM based) virtualization. \n\ n In his copious free time\, he loves reading fiction. And\, wishes to be like his favorite character Jack Reacher !\n\nEmail: kashyapc@fedoraprojec t.org\nIRC: kashyap {on Freenode\, OFTC}\nHe blogs at -- https://kashyapc .wordpress.com .\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 2 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/virtualization-with-kvm-and -libvirt-HumU64gZfrMfhyGsJJxqtW BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Virtualization with KVM (and Libvirt) in Room 2 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Openshift: Deployments for the rest of us DTSTART:20120526T091500Z DTEND:20120526T100000Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/YT1gCMSUycCkS2iyieNvHm@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Cloud and Virtualization,Beginner,Demo CREATED:20190704T125648Z DESCRIPTION:OpenShift is an application platform in the cloud where applic ation developers and teams can build\, test\, deploy\, and run their appli cations. It takes care of all the infrastructure\, middleware\, and manage ment and allows the developer to focus on what they do best: designing and coding applications.\n\nOpenshift provides built in support for Node.js\ , Ruby\, Python\, PHP\, Perl\, and Java applications.\n\nIn this talk we'l l see:\n\n+ An overview of Openshift PaaS.\n+ Command line client *rhc*.\n + Deploying sample apps.\n+ The Openshift shell.\n+ Databases &Logs.\n\n## # Speaker bio\n\nAnurag works with Red Hat at their Pune office. He's a pa rt of Software Applications Validation Engineering Team and loves deployin g apps wherever he can.\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 3 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/openshift-deployments-for-t he-rest-of-us-YT1gCMSUycCkS2iyieNvHm BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Openshift: Deployments for the rest of us in Room 3 in 5 minut es TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Develop\, Test\, Deploy\, Distribute DTSTART:20120526T103000Z DTEND:20120526T111500Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/2fEosTf1uswKKtAwZbpyAz@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Cloud and Virtualization,Intermediate,Demo CREATED:20190704T125704Z DESCRIPTION:Virtual Labs(http://vlab.co.in) is the project running accross IIIT-H\, IITs and a few other deemed universities. There are around 300 v irtual labs being developed by various developers from those institutions. There is a central team at IIIT-Hyderabad providing a backend infrastruct ure with a couple of virtualized instances and web based applications for the developers to make their development easier. In a nutshell the portal provides:\n\n\nvirtual-lab=web_app\; \nportal=PaaS\; \n\n\n* Version Co ntrol \n* Bug tracker \n* Package Management \n* Test Servers \n* Deploy S erver\n\nThe process demonstrates an entire life cycle of a virtual lab fr om its inception till it is packaged and distributed. \n\nAt the end I wo uld like to have some suggestions from the team to scale up the process an d the best way of implementing the exisitng setups.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\n Medhamsh\, \nEngineer\, IIIT-H\,\nAnother small time Debian contributor :- )\n\nSwetha\,\nEngineer\, IIITH\,\nRedmine Plugins maintainer :-)\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 1 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/develop-test-deploy-distrib ute-2fEosTf1uswKKtAwZbpyAz BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Develop\, Test\, Deploy\, Distribute in Room 1 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Automated and Adaptive Infrastructure Monitoring using Chef\, Nagi os and Graphite DTSTART:20120526T103000Z DTEND:20120526T111500Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/33Jd3eAQJvW19Uy3yjXs7V@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Configuration Management,Beginner,Lecture CREATED:20190704T125714Z DESCRIPTION:Chef is a systems integration framework\, built to bring the b enefits of configuration management to the entire infrastructure. Nagios s erver polls node data from chef solr and syncs with NRPE custom plugins fo r monitoring. Graphite is a basic graphing tool where the data retrieved f rom the NRPE checks can be dumped to plot performance and perform analysis . This talk is basically how to finely integrate all the above tools to ge nerate a robust monitoring system.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nI've been working with systems for the past nearly four years. First three years I was work ing as a Windows Server Admin managing Windows Server 2003/2008\, packagin g and publishing apps on Citrix 4.0 and XenApp 5.0. For the past one year I've been working with Thoughtworks as a DevOps Consultant on creating a C ontinuous Delivery environment for one click infrastructure deployment.\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 2 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/automated-and-adaptive-infr astructure-monitoring-using-chef-nagios-and-graphite-33Jd3eAQJvW19Uy3yjXs7 V BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Automated and Adaptive Infrastructure Monitoring using Chef\, Nagios and Graphite in Room 2 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Create your own Cloud using a small Perl script DTSTART:20120526T103000Z DTEND:20120526T111500Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/AkSMH5ecEhctMVqoo53aD3@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Cloud and Virtualization,Intermediate,Lecture CREATED:20190704T125754Z DESCRIPTION:Roll out your own Cloud solution using existing open source pr ojects like puppet\, openvz and some small Perl scripts. The way flipkart does. \n\nFlipkart.com is one of India's top websites in terms of traffi c. We would like to talk about how we achieve on-demand virtual machine cr eation to create machines that are highly customized from the moment they come up. Techniques and best practices we follow could be interesting to m any others.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nI'm Pankaj aka spo0nman. My unique skill set include finding supper at 4am in bangalore\, courtesy my extensive ex perience as Master of Disaster at Flipkart.\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 3 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/create-your-own-cloud-using -a-small-perl-script-AkSMH5ecEhctMVqoo53aD3 BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Create your own Cloud using a small Perl script in Room 3 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Varanid: distributed\, resilient and scalable alerting DTSTART:20120526T111500Z DTEND:20120526T120000Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/HXJ8xgHDjo1wZoTX1Bpd9f@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Monitoring,Intermediate,Discussion CREATED:20190704T125803Z DESCRIPTION:The [#monitoringsucks](http://goo.gl/c2aCG) trend over the las t couple of years has exposed widespread dissatisfaction in the current st ate of monitoring.\n\n[Nagios](http://www.nagios.org) in particular is oft en seen as a solution to problems of another age. Varanid is the speaker's answer to it's perceived shortcomings.\n\nHowever\, as a clean-sheet desi gn by a comparative outsider to the problem-space\, is it really the corre ct solution? Is it architecturally sound? Are the design decisions valid? This discussion seeks to elicit feedback and opinions to drive the evoluti on of the code.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nOver the last 15 years\, Biju has be en a developer\, consultant\, sales engineer\, buildmaster\, project manag er and is currently a sysadmin at Directi. He has been active in the Open Source community as a maintainer\, event organizer and community moderator .\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 1 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/varanid-distributed-resilie nt-and-scalable-alerting-HXJ8xgHDjo1wZoTX1Bpd9f BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Varanid: distributed\, resilient and scalable alerting in Room 1 in 5 minutes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Make your servers sing using MCollective DTSTART:20120526T111500Z DTEND:20120526T120000Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/JV46wzdrkLSAZ7VF6m1WwR@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Configuration Management,Intermediate,Lecture CREATED:20190704T125811Z DESCRIPTION:SSH as transport for controlling a large number of servers is not ideal. MCollective is a complete framework for managing your servers u sing modern concepts around messaging like pubsub and direct request/reply with a completely pluggable architecture.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nCurrently a sysad at Directi\, this is the kind of stuff I thrive on\, and was one of the first users/adopters of mcollective.\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 2 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/make-your-servers-sing-usin g-mcollective-JV46wzdrkLSAZ7VF6m1WwR BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:Make your servers sing using MCollective in Room 2 in 5 minute s TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:High performant virtualization using OpenVZ DTSTART:20120526T111500Z DTEND:20120526T120000Z DTSTAMP:20260421T123158Z UID:session/Fq4MkxfCpQiq6ApZK5tjk5@hasgeek.com SEQUENCE:2 CATEGORIES:Cloud and Virtualization,Beginner,Lecture CREATED:20190704T125818Z DESCRIPTION:OpenVZ is container based virtualization for linux provided by OS and take minimal CPU resource\, supports multiple linux distributions in individual container.\nIt also provides a good amount of resource manag ement for containers. The performance\, availability and reliability facil itates rapid development\, testing and deployment.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nN ilesh Bairagi is working with Thoughtworks as devops engg.\n GEO:12.93384145;77.6042030651392 LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z LOCATION:Room 3 - Dharamaram Vidya Kshetram\nBangalore\nIN ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2012/schedule/high-performant-virtualizat ion-using-openvz-Fq4MkxfCpQiq6ApZK5tjk5 BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:display DESCRIPTION:High performant virtualization using OpenVZ in Room 3 in 5 min utes TRIGGER:-PT5M END:VALARM END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR