May 2012
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Fabric - Sysadmin Swiss knifeBasic usage of Fabric for deploying websites. Carrying out system administration task with Fabric. Different usecases of Fabric more
Section: Configuration Management
Technical level: Beginner
Session type: Demo
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Sameer Segal Continuous Integration made fun with Jenkins & Hubot (+ Gtalk)Learn how to setup Jenkins (http://jenkins-ci.org) to make your life easy as a sys-admin. Further make it easier for developers to interact with Jenkins using hubot (http://hubot.github.com/) more
Section: Configuration Management
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Tutorial
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habeeb rahman Cloud Meets Fog & Puppet, A Story of Version Controlled InfrastructureHow tools like git, ruby, puppet and fog come together and automate cloud deployments. more
Section: Configuration Management
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Lecture
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Saket Bhushan Using Delicious Chef Recipes, to automate provisioning of cloud server and quality Fabric for deployment.To automate provisioning of a cloud server with Chef and deployment of source using Fabric. more
Section: Configuration Management
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Tutorial
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sarguru nathan Puppet in Stand Alone Mode or Why Config management is useful for 0+ systemsLearn the benefits and advantages of using puppet in stand alone mode. Discuss the pros and cons of it. more
Section: Configuration Management
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Discussion
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Kashyap Chamarthy Virtualization with KVM (and Libvirt)An architectural overview of KVM based Virtualization stack . And, an illustration of virt library(‘Libvirt’) and tools(based on ‘libguestfs’) which are helpful in solving some of the day-day problems in your ever increasing virtualization infrastructure. more
Section: Cloud and Virtualization
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Demo
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Pratima Singh Automated and Adaptive Infrastructure Monitoring using Chef, Nagios and GraphiteAn overview of how chef, nagios and graphite can be integrated to provide a robust monitoring and performance analytics system. more
Section: Configuration Management
Technical level: Beginner
Session type: Lecture
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Shyam Sundar C S Migrating apps to CloudThis session will share experiences on planning and executing a legacy .net application from a hostile vendor, non-technical customer, non-compiling codebase to public cloud. more
Section: Cloud and Virtualization
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Lecture
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Nilesh B High performant virtualization using OpenVZAn overview of OpenVZ virtualization and ways to achieve on demand high performance infrastructure. more
Section: Cloud and Virtualization
Technical level: Beginner
Session type: Lecture
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Kaustubh Srikanth Zero-touch Drupal deployment with Features, Jenkins, Aegir, Git, Fabric and DrushBuild a workflow where your Drupal development team can just commit their code to GIT and automatically deploy changes across development, testing and live environments. more
Section: Configuration Management
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Lecture
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Vivek Juneja Riscy Ciscy : How did I bootstrap Infrastructure Cloud in 40 daysIngredients of an Infrastructure as a Service - for DevOps, SysAdmins and everybody who matters more
Section: Cloud and Virtualization
Technical level: Beginner
Session type: Lecture
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Gowrishankar Rajaiyan freeIPA - Identity ManagmentAn overview of freeIPA architecture. An illustration of its installation and command line usage. more
Section: Configuration Management
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Demo
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Venkat Mangudi Virtualizations all, which to choose?Understand the different virtualization technologies available. more
Section: Cloud and Virtualization
Technical level: Beginner
Session type: Lecture
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Janmejay Singh Performance Tuning 101 - An introduction to performance tuning an application in managed environmentThis is to share our learnings from performance tuning ThoughtWorks Go(a CI/CD server) across different customer environments, hardware and usage style(s). This will go into fundamentals of the nature of performance testing/tuning problem and brush up dos and don’ts of detecting or fixing performance issues. Usually intution tends to work very poorly in the area of performance tuning, so general … more
Section: Performance Tuning
Technical level: Advanced
Session type: Lecture
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Sriram Narayanan Build your own Storage Device (SAN) !Attendees will understand what’s involved in building one’s own SAN device, and also see some real world experience reports. more
Section: Cloud and Virtualization
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Tutorial
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Sriram Narayanan Devops on WindowsThere are lots of things that you can improve and automate in a Windows environment using Devops practices. more
Section: Configuration Management
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Lecture
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Sriram Narayanan Beyond LocalhostSome lessons learned with recreating production configs in dev environments more
Section: Cloud and Virtualization
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Demo
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Harish Badrinath Functional package managementVarious shortcomings in widely used package managers are identified and we look at ways to address them using system level solutions. more
Section: Configuration Management
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Lecture
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Arif Amirani Centralized logging in a distributed environmentPresent the need for centralized logging Out-of-the-box solutions with pros and cons more
Section: Cloud and Virtualization
Technical level: Beginner
Session type: Demo
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Medhamsh Develop, Test, Deploy, DistributeThe session demonstrates the process of developing, testing and deploying a “Virtual Lab”. (http://vlab.co.in) more
Section: Cloud and Virtualization
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Demo
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Anurag Openshift: Deployments for the rest of usAn overview of Red Hat’s Openshift PaaS. OpenShift is Red Hat’s free, auto-scaling Platform as a Service (PaaS) for applications. more
Section: Cloud and Virtualization
Technical level: Beginner
Session type: Demo
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Exploit Pack Trojans in web browsersShow to the audience how a browser can be hacked and controlled remotely without user permission, to achieve this we will show the latest technics and a 0day that we will use to get session persistence more
Section: Security
Technical level: Advanced
Session type: Demo
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Akash Mahajan Securing a Linux Web Server in 10 Steps or LessLearn the basic approaches to securing linux based web servers without getting too technical. This talk will be useful for anyone running a linux server with full root access. more
Section: Security
Technical level: Beginner
Session type: Tutorial
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Mohit Chawla Make your servers sing using MCollectiveLeverage modern communication/transport paradigms for better, more organic command & control over your servers. more
Section: Configuration Management
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Lecture
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Biju Chacko Varanid: distributed, resilient and scalable alertingVaranid is a early-stage open source project to build an alerting system that is: more
Section: Monitoring
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Discussion
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Janakiram MSV Creating & Provisioning Cloud Resources with AWS CloudFormationTo get introduced to AWS CloudFormation as a tool to deploy and manage applications on the Cloud. more
Section: Cloud and Virtualization
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Demo
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t3rmin4t0r A Cloud "Braindump"Walk through some of the common problems a cloud brings and some of the one-off solutions I’ve accumulated through the last couple of years. more
Section: Cloud and Virtualization
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Lecture
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Pankaj Kaushal Create your own Cloud using a small Perl scriptCreate your own cloud service from the ground up. Outline more
Section: Cloud and Virtualization
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Lecture
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Introduction To Metrics CollectionAttendee would be able to understand the reason of collecting metrics and would be able to pick right tool for collecting different kinds of metrics. more
Section: Monitoring
Technical level: Beginner
Session type: Lecture
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Monitoring Basics And ToolsAttendee will be able to understand the basic principle behind monitoring, it need and what to monitor. more
Section: Monitoring
Technical level: Beginner
Session type: Demo
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Pranil Dasika Stay in sync with Apache ZookeeperUnderstand the application of apache zookeeper in a distributed environment. Use-case: Keeping metadata, config files in sync in a large geographically distributed environment more
Section: Configuration Management
Technical level: Beginner
Session type: Lecture
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tuxtoti Nginx - Tips and Tricks.Nginx is the second most popular webserver after apache. Its known for its light memory footprint and nimble proxy/loadbalancing features. The objective is to discuss some useful and interesting features of nginx which can be used very effectively in a high volume production environment. more
Section: Performance Tuning
Technical level: Beginner
Session type: Discussion
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Piyush Goel Optimizing LAMPhp ApplicationsTo share and discuss the common practices to be followed for scaling up LAMP applications. Cover some tools which can be handy for devops/sysadmins to identify bottlenecks in the applications. more
Section: Performance Tuning
Technical level: Beginner
Session type: Lecture
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Ranjib Dey A brief overview of current configuration management systems (FOSS)A brief overview of babushka, pallet, cfengine3, chef , puppet and salt . What they do, how, their architecture, what they are best fit for. Some of these frameworks extend the conventional notion of configuration management to support continuous deployment , test-ability like features too, this talk will highlight on those points also. more
Section: Configuration Management
Technical level: Advanced
Session type: Lecture
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Ranjib Dey Infrastructure tooling patternsA bunch of commonly observed and useful infrastructure automation patterns. With the surge in infrastructure automation frameworks , there are too many buzzwords to pick from , these few patterns will help the audience to understand the core features observed in individual patterns , as well enable them to roughly compare which one might be useful for a particular use case. more
Section: Cloud and Virtualization
Technical level: Beginner
Session type: Lecture
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Gaurav Real-time distributed monitoring, execution and alert using Ganglia and NagiosBeing able to monitor a distributed system for various system/application level statistics using popular open source tools more
Section: Monitoring
Technical level: Beginner
Session type: Lecture
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