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 erations engineers share real world knowledge about building resilient and
  scalable systems.
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SUMMARY:Rootconf 2016
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Check-in and breakfast
DTSTART:20160414T030000Z
DTEND:20160414T034500Z
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LOCATION:Bangalore
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Introduction to Rootconf
DTSTART:20160414T034500Z
DTEND:20160414T040000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Happiness through Crash-Only software
DTSTART:20160414T040000Z
DTEND:20160414T044500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
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CATEGORIES:Full talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20160309T164006Z
DESCRIPTION:I will talk about what crash only software is\, why you want i
 t and how to implement it. we have real examples of crash only software sa
 ving our sanity in multiple large scale deployments at DigitalOcean.\n\n##
 # Speaker bio\n\nAntoine is a distributed system engineer at DigitalOcean 
 working on an upcoming storage product. Previously he worked on a distribu
 ted caching layer for disk images\, and before working at DO\, on a distri
 buted load testing service on the Performance team at Shopify.\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Lessons in moving from physical hosts to Mesos
DTSTART:20160414T044500Z
DTEND:20160414T053000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
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SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Full talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20160309T164023Z
DESCRIPTION:This talk will describe the lessons learned while moving Talon
  url shortening service from servers and on mesos service. What are the ch
 allenges from going to traditional stack to mesos\, how does it behave in 
 production and what failures that can affect a service in the cloud and fi
 nding out performance issues in services running on mesos\n\n### Speaker b
 io\n\nI have been working as a site reliability engineer since 2005\, firs
 t at Yahoo! and currently at Twitter. In 2013\, I worked on moving t.co\, 
 the URL shortening service created by Twitter\, from physical host to Meso
 s service.\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Endurance sponsored High Tea and Cupcakes
DTSTART:20160414T053000Z
DTEND:20160414T060000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
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SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160126T161106Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
LAST-MODIFIED:20160407T115027Z
LOCATION:Bangalore
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Chaos Engineering and design patterns for building highly availabl
 e services
DTSTART:20160414T060000Z
DTEND:20160414T070000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
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SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Full talk,Advanced
CREATED:20160226T053726Z
DESCRIPTION:Complex Distributed Systems are hard to operate and has very c
 omplex failure modes. In this talk\, we are going to discuss how we can bu
 ild confidence in large scale distributed systems by introducing random bu
 t controlled failures in them in production and understand how services de
 -generate and work towards healing and recovering from failures automatica
 lly. We will also discuss patterns and various techniques for designing hi
 ghly available and resilient distributed systems.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nDi
 ptanu is a Senior Engineer at HashiCorp\, and works on large-scale distrib
 uted systems\, cluster schedulers\, service discovery and highly available
  and high throughput systems on the public cloud. He is a core committer t
 o the Nomad cluster manager which has a parallel and distributed scheduler
  and supports heterogeneous virtualized workloads.\n\nPrior to HashiCorp\,
  Diptanu worked in the Cloud Platform group at Netflix\, where he worked o
 n the core platform infrastructure that powered the Microservices infrastr
 ucture of Netflix. He worked on Apache Mesos and wrote a cluster scheduler
  for running clusters of Docker containers on AWS\, and also contributed t
 o various reactive IPC and service discovery infrastructure projects.\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Why Yubikeys at Rootconf
DTSTART:20160414T070000Z
DTEND:20160414T070500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
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SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160413T104756Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Of the building of a Postgres cluster
DTSTART:20160414T070500Z
DTEND:20160414T074500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/GY2J7UaTK7RTvmptWCqD26@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Full talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20160216T174107Z
DESCRIPTION:## What this talk is about\n\nWe engineered a Postgres databas
 e cluster last year. It was a lot of learning and a lot of fun! This talk 
 is about the failure scenarios we designed for\, the times when the design
 ed system failed\, and what we learnt from them.\n\n## A brief introductio
 n to the talk:\n\n- Database clusters are built for one purpose – dealin
 g with\n  failure. Thinking about what can go wrong\, designing for failur
 e\n  scenarios\, and building multiple lines of defence was most of the\n 
  work involved.\n        \n- Building\, instrumenting\, monitoring and aut
 omating the setup of a\n  database cluster isn't easy. It involves many mo
 ving parts\, each of\n  which is subject to a certain amount of failure. W
 e had to do this\n  ourselves because there isn't an existing solution out
  there.\n\n- Obviously\, we ran into issues: The failover wasn't quick eno
 ugh\,\n  there were network issues\, we had multiple masters\, we had to\n
   recover from filesystem snapshots\, wait days for standbys to catch\n  u
 p\, etc. Each of these circumstances helped us understand and refine\n  ou
 r cluster setup.\n\n## As an aside\n- Given the theme "learning from failu
 re"\, and given database systems\n  is the first category mentioned\, it f
 eels like this talk would fit\n  hand in glove.\n\n## Skeleton of the talk
 :\n\n1. Introduction to Postgres clusters\n     - Introduce the cluster se
 tup\, it's purpose\, how it is expected to\n       work\, and the moving p
 arts in the system.                   \n     - [5 minutes]\n2. Postgres re
 plication\n     - Briefly explain "streaming replication"\, then explain w
 hat can go\n       wrong here. Hardware constraints\, WAL config\, long ru
 nning\n       queries on standbys\, and timeouts. This will broadly cover 
 the\n       cases invovling two databases.\n     - [10 minutes]\n3. Failov
 er setup\n     - Briefly explain what repmgr does\, then explain what can 
 go\n       wrong. Multiple masters\, no masters\, automatic failover doesn
 't\n       work\, node isn't reachable\, node is partially reachable\,\n  
      etc. This will cover the cases invovling at least 3 databases.\n     
 - [10 minutes]\n4. Application <=> Database communication\n     - Explain 
 what can go wrong here\, and then the Push/Pull mechanisms\n       we buil
 t to deal with it.\n     - [5 minutes]\n5. Disaster scenarios\n     - What
  to do when the cluster is down\, what to do to save your\n       data\, w
 hich backup/restore mechanism will work best for you\, how\n       to use 
 filesystem backups\, when not to rely on them.\n     - [10 minutes]\n\n###
  Speaker bio\n\nSrihari is a FOSS enthusiast. He has contributed to Gimp\,
  Eclipse\, Diaspora and is excited about opportunities to give back. Over 
 the last couple of years\, he has worked on building an experimentation pl
 atform\, delving into a particularly dense domain\, meeting tight latency 
 SLAs\, and engineering assembly lines in software using Clojure.\n\nHe lov
 es postgres – he has worked on implementing a high availability solution
  using repmgr and postgres' streaming replication\, and has spent an inord
 inate amount of time optimizing queries. \n\nHe is a partner at nilenso\, 
 a hippie tree hugging bicycle riding software cooperative based in Bangalo
 re. He blogs\, plays basketball\, and performs carnatic music occasionally
 .\n
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SUMMARY:Lunch
DTSTART:20160414T074500Z
DTEND:20160414T084500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
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SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160126T161506Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
LAST-MODIFIED:20160126T161510Z
LOCATION:Bangalore
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Panel discussion on drifting into failure
DTSTART:20160414T084500Z
DTEND:20160414T094500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/7m3sNvgkD7rHCZWDURoVHo@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160126T161553Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160413T103330Z
LOCATION:Banquet Hall - MLR Convention Centre\, J P Nagar\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
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  minutes
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:The webscale peace agreement or how Snapdeal is ending the battle 
 between operations and developers
DTSTART:20160414T084500Z
DTEND:20160414T093000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/zZw1JiC2Q3ZWN6M1EvHis@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Full talk,Beginner
CREATED:20160210T064103Z
DESCRIPTION:Operation teams usually end up being small\, centralized and u
 sually overwhelmed with production deploys and issues at most organization
 s. Along with high pressure\, most organizations are unable to grow their 
 operations team at the same pace and reliability as the rest of the produc
 t making them the obvious bottleneck from slow release cycle\, to lack of 
 knowledge about the system in case of failure. \n\nThis talk will dive int
 o how we are evolving the traditional model of operations into a  nimble\,
  decentralized and self servicing team that enables infrastructure and pro
 duct in order to accelerate our speed of innovation while maintaining reli
 ability.\n\nSome topics that will be covered as part of the talk are:\n- h
 istory of operations at companies and how it usually evolves\n- issues fac
 ed by operations and the organization\n- how site reliability engineering 
 changes our perspective\n- SRE keypoints: hiring\, culture\, on-call and s
 cale\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nYagnik builds infrastructure and services @ Sna
 pdeal\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Flash talks
DTSTART:20160414T093000Z
DTEND:20160414T095000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
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SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160414T061057Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:DTrace: Live tracing for Unix systems
DTSTART:20160414T095000Z
DTEND:20160414T101000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/8yKqnSz9A8bvtvc8obJf5M@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Crisp talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20160404T102505Z
DESCRIPTION:DTrace is a powerful tool for analyzing system performance on 
 production systems in real time\, originally developed by Sun Microsystems
  for the Solaris operating system and now available on FreeBSD\, OS X and 
 Linux.  Linux support is the newest and least mature of the available DTra
 ce implementations.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nTod McQuillin co-founded Teleram
 a\, one of the United States's first public access Internet service provid
 ers\, in 1991. Tod joined UBS in 1995 and worked in various IT groups in U
 BS including system administration\, source code administration and develo
 per services\, performance metrics engineering and software development\, 
 and automated software build frameworks.  Since 2015 he has been working a
 s a freelance consultant at Seven Layer Studio in Kamogawa\, Japan.\n\nHe 
 has been working with BSD Unix since 1988\, FreeBSD since 1993 and Solaris
  since 1995.\n\nAfter moving to Japan in 1996\, Tod has learned to read an
 d write Japanese\, Perl\, C\, and SQL to a high proficiency. He's also a f
 ine cook.\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:7 Pitfalls for DevOps in Enterprises
DTSTART:20160414T101000Z
DTEND:20160414T103000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/Vb6AL49UHnC8vC8QLaCyqq@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Crisp talk,Beginner
CREATED:20160309T165625Z
DESCRIPTION:This session will talk about real life challenges we faced fro
 m unexpected quarters while we were helping a large project implementation
  for a financial enterprise transition to DevOps. The focus of the session
  will be on covering 7 such stories and what impact it had on our work\n\n
 ### Speaker bio\n\nDeepak is a technology professional with over 12 years 
 of experience in software development\, architecture and design. He has wo
 rked with leading Investment Banking Clients across US and Canada on a var
 iety of business problems including Credit Risk\, Equity Research and Hedg
 e Fund Administration.\n\nHe is proficient in Java/JEE\, XML\, JMS\, EJB\,
  Oracle\, Sybase\, SQL Server\, Spring\, XML\, Web Services and REST. He a
 lso has exposure to Sharepoint\, VB Scripting\, PhoneGap and Worklight. \n
 \nHe also has experience of managing and motivating teams across a variety
  of engagements including end-to-end project deliveries and core developme
 nt.  \n\nHe is a strong proponent of Software Craftsmanship and Agile meth
 odologies.\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Evening tea break
DTSTART:20160414T103000Z
DTEND:20160414T110000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
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SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160210T064123Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
LAST-MODIFIED:20160210T064127Z
LOCATION:Bangalore
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
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DESCRIPTION:Evening tea break in 5 minutes
TRIGGER:-PT5M
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:The transition: Manual => Automated => Distributed monitoring
DTSTART:20160414T110000Z
DTEND:20160414T112000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/JXCQVRtGLm34Krm5Nsvjva@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Crisp talk,Intermediate,Demo
CREATED:20160216T174624Z
DESCRIPTION:We moved our monitoring systems from a manually maintained nag
 ios setup to an automated\, distributed  \nicinga2 infrastructure. This ta
 lk is going to cover the following topics:\n\n- The challenges of monitori
 ng a distributed infrastructure\n- A manually maintained nagios setup and 
 its limitations\n- Prepping for moving to an automated monitoring setup\n-
  Collating data from multiple host sources\n- Working with development tea
 ms for service healthstatus monitoring\n- Progressive cutover from manual 
 to automated monitoring\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nCurrently working as a Senio
 r DevOps engineer at BlueJeans. I enjoy automating infrastructure and cont
 ributing to the open source community.\n\nRootconf 2015 - Inframer - know 
 they infra - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB1bGUNzRb4\nGithub - https:/
 /github.com/saurabh-hirani/\nLinkedin - https://in.linkedin.com/in/shirani
 \nBlog - http://saurabh-hirani.github.io/writing/\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Panel discussion on Cloud
DTSTART:20160414T110000Z
DTEND:20160414T120000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
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SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160126T161901Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
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LOCATION:Banquet Hall - MLR Convention Centre\, J P Nagar\nBangalore\nIN
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Building for Disasters: approach to robust systems
DTSTART:20160414T112000Z
DTEND:20160414T114000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/HKRPfpQn6jRWjuLTTGzsVq@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Crisp talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20160301T030535Z
DESCRIPTION:In this talk\, will cover how with minimum investement & effor
 t - a cloud based DR solution could be built. Whether your workloads are o
 n-prem or in the cloud\, the DR solution must encompass all & that is the 
 crux of this talk. Join in to hear about "learning from implementation fai
 lures" & some best practices based on my expereince.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\
 nIn a career spanning over 12 years\, Pracheta has worked with large enter
 prises extensively providing architectural guidance on development and man
 agement of IT infrastructure\, Disaster Recover and Business Continuity so
 lutions for their mission critical applications - both on cloud and on-pre
 m. Pracheta regularly shares her learnings\, experiences and insights with
  fellow technologists at various technology summits. Currently\, Pracheta 
 is a Sr. Technology Evangelist at Microsoft India. Pracheta blogs at http:
 //blogs.technet.com/pracheta and tweets at @prachetab\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Evolution of Monitoring
DTSTART:20160414T114000Z
DTEND:20160414T120000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/UnqcK4chUmTVARXAVXRubS@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Crisp talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20160309T165404Z
DESCRIPTION:Monitoring today is no longer about creating a few dashboards 
 and alerts about the system and infrastructure metrics. Companies and orga
 nizations are more interested to look at how their business transactions a
 re getting impacted. Also in a Mobile-First world\, it has become extremel
 y important to keep a close watch on your Mobile apps. Increasingly many o
 f the monitoring solutions are focusing on how to do proactive monitoring 
 and anomaly detection rather than alert after an incident has already happ
 ened. Companies are also thinking about how to use this treasure trove of 
 monitoring data to do insightful analytics and trend analysis\n\nIn this s
 ession we will talk about some of the advancements in the monitoring lands
 cape today. So for example how are some of the solutions doing advanced co
 rrelation of alerts using unsupervised machine learning\, how can lambda a
 rchitecture be used to do querying of data\, what are the new time series 
 databases that are making news\, how can concepts like dynamic baselines b
 e used for anomaly detection and so on. This talk will not be about the di
 fferent monitoring tools in the market but will focus more on the innovati
 ons that are happening in the Monitoring domain  and how they are relevant
  in today's world.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nI have been in the Monitoring dom
 ain for the past 6 years and have worked with both open source and enterpr
 ise solutions. In my earlier organization\, I was part of a development te
 am that built a monitoring framework from scratch and that could do 1 mill
 ion metric writes per second. Currently I am working as a DevOps architect
  in Intuit.\n
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DESCRIPTION:As mentioned above\, this talk would look at how real-time wor
 k flows take place in a TV newsroom. Beginning with the reporter on the gr
 ound breaking the news to the information the viewer can finally see on th
 eir TV screens. The talk can be broadly understood in three parts. Part 1:
  Explainer of this process Part 2: Error Management Part 3: Challenges tha
 t come to play in this system. \n\nAt this point\, I'm looking at a simple
  work-flow presentation. If I'm able to make a video of this from the news
 room\, I'll definitely bring it along. I will be able to update on this la
 ter.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nI've been a journalist with CNN-IBN since May 2
 012. I joined the network as a freshly minted graduate from the Asian Coll
 ege of Journalism\, following my under-graduate study in Political Science
  Honours at the Lady Shri Ram College\, Delhi University. I began as a New
 s Trainee at CNN-IBN and moved on to perform the roles of a Desk Editor\, 
 Copy Editor and Reporter for both breaking news as well as feature stories
 .\n\nNews Trainees\, Desk Editors and Copy Editors are part of our output 
 team while Reporters are part of our input team. \n\nMy stint on both the 
 output and the input team has given me a holistic understanding of how our
  newsroom functions. As a mentor to new recruits and interns\, explaining 
 and simplifying our work-flow is something that I have done in the past an
 d I’m certain this experience will help in the talk.\n
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DTSTART:20160414T125000Z
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SUMMARY:Check-in and breakfast
DTSTART:20160415T030000Z
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SUMMARY:Summary of day 1
DTSTART:20160415T034500Z
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SUMMARY:Failure at Cloud and rescued by Python
DTSTART:20160415T040000Z
DTEND:20160415T044500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
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CATEGORIES:Full talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20160309T164920Z
DESCRIPTION:The Fedora Cloud SIG works to make Fedora successful on all ma
 jor cloud platforms\, public and private. As a community we maintain\, bui
 ld\, and release a set of images which not only covers the standard cloud 
 installations\, but also for Vagrant users in different operating systems.
  Couple of\nrelease back we had some last minute release blocking bugs whi
 ch escaped our manual qa effort from the community. This talk will re-intr
 oduce Python programming language in a situation like above\, and how it h
 elped to create an efficient automated testing framework up & running.\nTh
 e major points of the talk:\n\n* Why didn't we just write some shell scrip
 ts? What was the benifit of using Python\, a full blown programming langua
 ge? (Hint: think about maintaining the codebase)\n* First introduction of 
 Python as unittests. Even though we were running shell commands\, and chec
 king the output\,     the introduction of unittests helped even new comers
  to become a helping hand in the process. Showcasing the amount of flexibi
 lity unittest module provided.\n* Boot -> Test -> Destroy: Moved the whole
  process into a Python module. (Reusability in other codebases)\n* Minimal
  configuration:  `import json` came to rescue. Example of trying to do the
  same over shell scripts.\n* In cloud there is no guaranty of successful i
 nstances. We had to bring in another standard Python language\n  feature c
 alled `Decorator`. We will see diffrent code examples about how we can use
  this language feature in different places.\n* Just 2 week before producti
 on deployment\, rel-eng team said this is\n  not what they want. We need t
 o test Vagrant images. \n* Oops\, libvirt storage failure. Have to refresh
  all storage volumes. Let us call another Python function.\n* Remember tho
 se unittest module we talked about before? I never had to start writing te
 sts from scratch\, someone will do that even before I start writing.\n* Ba
 tteries included in Python. There is a readymade Python module to do anyth
 ing you want. We had to add feature to control instances over AWS. Seems t
 o be few more lines of code.\n* Total project is now around 1k lines of co
 de\, 45KB rpm size. https://tunir.rtfd.org\n\nThis talk will showcase how 
 one can use these batteries to solve most of the problems in one's life (o
 r the job). I will go through the code examples as required in the talk.\n
 \n### Speaker bio\n\nKushal Das is a core developer of CPython project. He
  is a long time Fedora project contributor\, and currently works as Fedora
  Cloud Enginner in the Fedora Engineering team at Red Hat. He is also a fe
 llow at Python Software Foundation.\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Continuous deployment at Scale
DTSTART:20160415T044500Z
DTEND:20160415T053000Z
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CREATED:20160309T164257Z
DESCRIPTION:At Etsy our approach to development is to make small\, increme
 ntal\, continuous changes to the site. Deploying code to production anywhe
 re between 20 to 40 times a day requires not only technical tooling\, but 
 also a culture that allows for and encourages innovation\, confidence back
 ed by actual data and comprehensive tests\, and blameless post-mortems tha
 t allow for a feedback loop we can learn from and improve.\n\nLearn about 
 the tools we have\, and how we foster an environment where we make this po
 ssible.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nPremshree Pillai is a senior engineer and ha
 s worked with Etsy for over five years\, working on various infrastructure
  projects. In the past he helped build several products at Yahoo!\, includ
 ing Live\, 360\, and International Blogs.\n\nOutside of work\, Premshree l
 oves to cook\, take photos\, read philosophy and history\, travel\, and ta
 lk to people.\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Intuit sponsored High Tea and Cupcakes
DTSTART:20160415T053000Z
DTEND:20160415T060000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
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SEQUENCE:0
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DESCRIPTION:\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Lessons from database failures
DTSTART:20160415T060000Z
DTEND:20160415T070000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
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CATEGORIES:Full talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20160309T164321Z
DESCRIPTION:It is important to learn from failures at scale. When it comes
  to High Availability\, people not only think about failover\, they also t
 hink about geographical redundancy and the use of multiple data centres. I
 n a case study format\, find out why automatic failover may or may not be 
 the best for you\, learn how others do it\, and figure out how improvement
 s in the MySQL ecosystem like semi-synchronous replication helps you grow.
  What about backups? A case study even cites how a site went out of busine
 ss by not doing backups properly. Security is another hot topic where ther
 e is plenty that can go wrong.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nColin Charles works o
 n the MariaDB Server at MariaDB Corporation. He has been the Chief Evangel
 ist for MariaDB since 2009\, with work ranging from speaking engagements t
 o consultancy and engineering works around MariaDB. He lives in Kuala Lump
 ur\, Malaysia and had worked at MySQL since 2005\, and been a MySQL user s
 ince 2000. Before joining MySQL\, he worked actively on the Fedora and Ope
 nOffice.org projects. He's well known within open source communities in AP
 AC\, and has spoken at many conferences to boot.\n
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SUMMARY:War story: Implementing Puppet on 15000 servers in a traditional e
 nterprise
DTSTART:20160415T070000Z
DTEND:20160415T074500Z
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CREATED:20160309T164543Z
DESCRIPTION:This talk will discuss the implementation of puppet across 150
 00 servers in a very traditional enterprise organisation. This involved 20
  teams of people new to puppet. On top of that 70% of servers were Windows
 \, making this quite an interesting challenge. The talk will outline the e
 xperiences in onboarding puppet in this enterprise environment. Things tha
 t worked\, things that didn't work and everything in between.\n\n### Speak
 er bio\n\nWalter Heck is the founder and CTO of OlinData. He is organiser 
 of the configuration management devroom at FOSDEM and co-organiser of the 
 config management camp. Walter has more then a decade of background in Pro
 gramming\, MySQL Databases and more recently Puppet and all the tools that
  come with it. Walter has spoken at many international conferences on 3 co
 ntinents over the past 6 years.\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Lunch
DTSTART:20160415T074500Z
DTEND:20160415T084500Z
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SEQUENCE:0
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DESCRIPTION:\n
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LOCATION:Bangalore
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Working in and with Open Source Communities
DTSTART:20160415T084500Z
DTEND:20160415T093000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/VQqUCw6Dxtiwgy2ZsxVTU7@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Full talk,Beginner
CREATED:20160309T164844Z
DESCRIPTION:Starting an open source project is very easy\, especially in t
 he days of GitHub. Push your code and see if somebody is interested in. If
  you are able to gain attention and interest for you project you feel moti
 vated and work all night long. But on the other hand\, people will start c
 omplaining about open bugs\, missing features and your evil or non existin
 g website. Believe it or not\, but this will pursue you until your last us
 er dies.\n\nOne of the most important things for a successful open source 
 project is to treat you community well. This talk will share some experien
 ces made during the last 6 years with Icinga. Starting with basic concepts
 \, it deals with tools and methods helping to increase and cultivate your 
 community. It also covers internal organisation requirements for successfu
 l community work and upcoming challenges if you strike some new paths with
  your project.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nBernd Erk is co-founder and community
  manager of the Icinga Project which began as a fork of Nagios. With Icing
 a and Icinga 2\, the Icinga Project currently maintains two branches in pa
 rallel.\n\nIn his day job he is CEO at NETWAYS\, a German open source serv
 ice company. His technical expertise stretches across systems management\,
  managed services and software development. As contributor to Linux Magazi
 ne and Admin Magazine\, Bernd regularly publishes articles and presents on
  open source topics ranging from monitoring\, configuration management to 
 various open source datacenter solutions. As a core member of DevOpsDays o
 rganizers\, he tries to spread the DevOps spirit wherever and whenever pos
 sible.\n
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SUMMARY:Database BOF
DTSTART:20160415T093000Z
DTEND:20160415T103000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
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DESCRIPTION:\n
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SUMMARY:Handling logs\, events and metrics using Heka
DTSTART:20160415T093000Z
DTEND:20160415T095000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
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SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Crisp talk,Beginner
CREATED:20160309T162819Z
DESCRIPTION:For any decently big distributed / SoA system\, good monitorin
 g is a must for smooth operations. Services emit different data for diagno
 sibility and instrumentation - logs\, events and metrics. The semantics of
  these 3 types of data are fundamentally different. For ex: Events must ha
 ve millisecond latencies and not a single event can be dropped. Metrics ca
 n be missed\, there will be more of them\, and can be aggregated at slight
 ly larger (say 1 min) latencies. Log collection can have a longer latency 
 (~ 10 min) and volume is typically huge and ideally it must be indexed and
  archived.\n\nTypically complex distributed systems use a combination of t
 ools and architectures to collect these different data. For example\, stat
 sd (with Graphite or InfluxDB) are be used for metrics collection. Logstas
 h takes care of logs and piped to Kibana. Custom solutions (typically on d
 istributed queues) are built for events. \n\nWe\, at Exotel\, have built a
  single pipeline for data collection using Heka. Heka is an incredibly pow
 erful and versatile data collection and processing framework developed by 
 Mozilla. Using a pipeline built on top of Heka\, we collect all 3 types of
  data in a consistent way. We have written a library (currently in Go) whi
 ch the any service uses for logging\, eventing and instrumentation. Goal o
 f this talk is to explain our data pipeline architecture so that it is hop
 efully useful for others building and operating distributed systems.\n\n##
 # Speaker bio\n\nI am Co-founder and CTO @ Exotel. And prior to Exotel\, I
  was with Microsoft. I love distributed systems - building\, scaling\, mak
 ing them robust and performant\, and most importantly\, maintainable.\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Design patterns in Microservices using Gilmour
DTSTART:20160415T095000Z
DTEND:20160415T103000Z
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CREATED:20160309T162715Z
DESCRIPTION:Microservices have rapidly evolved over the years as a popular
  way of developing applications\, but they bring their own set of challeng
 es in the form of what design pattern to use\, monitoring\, logging\, erro
 r detection\, scaling and service discovery.\nWe will explore the common c
 haracteristics and design patterns to be considered while dealing with ser
 vice oriented architectures. We talk about Signal-Slots\, RPC architecture
 s\, monitoring\, log and error handling\, function point scaling\, and com
 mon unix philosohies that help you design scalable distributes systems.\nD
 iving into code samples\, demos and production deployments\; I would like 
 to showcase Gilmour (http://github.com/gilmour-libs): a cross language lib
 rary we have authored for effective microservices that exchange data over 
 non-HTTP transports.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nPiyush Verma is a Platform and 
 Infrastructure Engineer with http://datascale.io. He is an ex-KDE develope
 r and codes for Coffee and House music. He likes Multiprocessing\, Distrib
 uted systems\, APIs and automating everything. Previously\, he created htt
 p://siminars.com When not coding\, he can be found running or cycling arou
 nd the town.\n
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SUMMARY:Evening tea break
DTSTART:20160415T103000Z
DTEND:20160415T110000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
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DESCRIPTION:\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Merge Hells?? Feature Toggle to the Rescue
DTSTART:20160415T110000Z
DTEND:20160415T112000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
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CREATED:20160309T165737Z
DESCRIPTION:Feature branching has been popular for long\, but everyone kno
 ws about the “merge hell”\, a common issue because of long lived branc
 hes or infrequent integration. How do you continuously merge\, test and re
 lease software with great confidence without spending too much time on mer
 ging and fixing conflict issues. That is where Mainline development\, one 
 of the key practices of Continuous Delivery\, comes into picture and Featu
 re Toggle works in conjunction with the same. \n\nFeature Toggle [also ref
 erred as Feature Flip\, Feature Switch\, Feature flag] is a simple techniq
 ue which allows you to turn on or off a feature through configuration. Fea
 ture toggles gives you the flexibility to toggle features in specific envi
 ronments i.e. turn on a feature in testing or staging servers and turn it 
 off the same in production. This also helps to rollback features\, as roll
 ing back is as simple as turning off the feature and deploying.\n\n### Spe
 aker bio\n\nLeena is the Head of Engineering @ Multunus. She was bitten by
  the TDD bug few years ago. Having done enough TDD in Ruby/Rails\, Javascr
 ipt and Android\, she’s moved onto Continuous Delivery (CD) in a big way
  - even spoke about CD in multiple conferences and has conducted workshops
  on the same.\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Worse disaster stories ever – BOF
DTSTART:20160415T110000Z
DTEND:20160415T120000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/CkbyaAbagZJ6RNHKQsyRMQ@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160126T162835Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160404T100145Z
LOCATION:Banquet Hall - MLR Convention Centre\, J P Nagar\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
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DESCRIPTION:Worse disaster stories ever – BOF in Banquet Hall in 5 minu
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TRIGGER:-PT5M
END:VALARM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Goblin - Automated Resiliency Testing
DTSTART:20160415T112000Z
DTEND:20160415T114000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/QEz1CchmX6JmkSuTJzZsrL@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Crisp talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20160311T103039Z
DESCRIPTION:This talk will cover the following:\n\n* What is resiliency of
  a large-scale distributed system ?\n* Challenges in resiliency testing of
  a large-scale distributed system which uses third party applications and 
 protocols such as RabbitMQ/AMQP\, Caching/NoSQL/Couchbase/Cassandra\, serv
 ice discovery/zookeeper\, media (SIP\, RTP\, H323\, PSTN\, audio/video)\n*
  Gotcha! What you think won’t fail\, but fails\n* Describe the Goblin fr
 amework (working to open source it in Q1 2016) that induces faults\, runs 
 tests\, verifies results\, recovers the system\, all in a controlled manne
 r\n* How to use Goblin for live group testing as well as nightly automated
  runs\n* Extending Goblin to other systems\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nCurrently
  working as a Lead QA engineer at BlueJeans Network. Part of the core team
  that built Goblin.\n
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LOCATION:Auditorium - MLR Convention Centre\, J P Nagar\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2016/schedule/goblin-automated-resiliency
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BEGIN:VALARM
ACTION:display
DESCRIPTION:Goblin - Automated Resiliency Testing in Auditorium in 5 minut
 es
TRIGGER:-PT5M
END:VALARM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Feedback and closing
DTSTART:20160415T114000Z
DTEND:20160415T120000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/3NLn8FoUukwDmrpFAiX8EB@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160126T162939Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160328T012830Z
LOCATION:Auditorium - MLR Convention Centre\, J P Nagar\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
BEGIN:VALARM
ACTION:display
DESCRIPTION:Feedback and closing in Auditorium in 5 minutes
TRIGGER:-PT5M
END:VALARM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Check-in and breakfast
DTSTART:20160416T023000Z
DTEND:20160416T033000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/Y1zMmDCCVfTN4D5y6QbByK@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160325T104535Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
GEO:12.9061256;77.5838485
LAST-MODIFIED:20160325T105145Z
LOCATION:Lecture Hall - Axilor Ventures\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
BEGIN:VALARM
ACTION:display
DESCRIPTION:Check-in and breakfast in Lecture Hall in 5 minutes
TRIGGER:-PT5M
END:VALARM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Check-in and breakfast
DTSTART:20160416T032500Z
DTEND:20160416T043000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/2FfYTxexq5EExWXzviSmjE@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
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DESCRIPTION:\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160325T105203Z
LOCATION:Accelerator - NUMA Bangalore\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
BEGIN:VALARM
ACTION:display
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TRIGGER:-PT5M
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Workshop Puppet in Production
DTSTART:20160416T033000Z
DTEND:20160416T053000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/61vcVz6HmrWzT9dAdbJscE@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Workshop,Advanced
CREATED:20160321T070659Z
DESCRIPTION:In this workshop we'll be going through some simple exercises 
 to set up and deploy open source puppet ready for a real world deployment.
  Git\, hiera\, r10k\, all with best practices and in an extensible way.\n\
 n### Speaker bio\n\nWalter Heck is the founder and CTO of OlinData. He is 
 organiser of the configuration management devroom at FOSDEM and co-organis
 er of the config management camp. Walter has more then a decade of backgro
 und in Programming\, MySQL Databases and more recently Puppet and all the 
 tools that come with it. Walter has spoken at many international conferenc
 es on 3 continents over the past 6 years.\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T072606Z
LOCATION:Lecture Hall - Axilor Ventures\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2016/schedule/workshop-puppet-in-producti
 on-61vcVz6HmrWzT9dAdbJscE
BEGIN:VALARM
ACTION:display
DESCRIPTION:Workshop Puppet in Production in Lecture Hall in 5 minutes
TRIGGER:-PT5M
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Miles to Go: Golang Workshop
DTSTART:20160416T043000Z
DTEND:20160416T060000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/RN4FTzXx5PjxNtdwMNtEHE@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Workshop,Intermediate
CREATED:20160325T104609Z
DESCRIPTION:This worksshop will teach all the fundamental topics related G
 o programming.  The participants are expected to have good programming ski
 ll with any other programming language (Python\, Ruby\, Java\, C# etc.). P
 articipants can ask questions throught the workshop time. If the explanati
 on requires more time and if it affects the the timeline\, the discussion 
 will be advanced to the end of session.  Here is a brief outline of the se
 ssion:\n\n**Total duration: 6 hours excluding lunch & tea breaks**\n\n### 
 Introduction (Time: 30 min.)\n\n- Welcome message: "Miles to Go: Golang Wo
 rkshop"\n- About Me - Why presenting this workshop? - My background & expe
 rience with Go\n- Participant's introductions\n- Software developer skills
  (5 minute group discussion) - Make participants to speak (Icebreaker)\n- 
 Explain the plan for the workshop - briefly go through the agenda for the 
 day\n- Few basic facts about Go - motivational speech comparing with other
  languages (10 min.)\n- Hello world program - show and run hello world fro
 m browser - explain the program structure\n- More reasons to use Go: Simpl
 icity\, Consistency\, Readability\, Safety (Type safety\, Memory safety)\,
  Speed\n\n### Development Enviroment (Time: 30 min.)\n\n- Installation - h
 igh level overview of installation - environment variables: GOROOT & GOPAT
 H\n- Building and running Go - go run - go build - environment variable: G
 OOS & GOARCH\n- Organizing code - workspace directory structure ($GOPATH) 
 - project folder structure hosted in Github\n- Getting third party code - 
 "go get" command\n- Formatting Go code - "go fmt" command\n\n### Fundament
 als (Time: 1 hr.)\n\n- Comments - C style - C++ style\n- Primitive types\n
 - Variables\n- Constants\n- Pointers\n- Interface\n- Errors\n- Command lin
 e arguments\n- Packages\n\n### Control structures (Time: 30 min.)\n\n- If 
 Conditions\n- For Loop\n- Switch statement\n- Defer statement\n- Exercise\
 n\n### Data Structures (Time: 30 min.)\n\n- Structs\n- Slices and Arrays\n
 - Maps\n- Exercise\n\n### Functions & Methods (Time: 45 min.)\n\n- Type de
 clarations\n- Function declarations\n- Method declaration\n- Exercise\n\n#
 ## Interfaces (Time: 45 min)\n\n- Defining interface\n- Exercise\n\n### Co
 ncurrency (Time: 1 hr.)\n\n- Goroutines\n- Channels - send & receive\n- Mu
 tex\n- WaitGroup\n- Exercise\n\n### Q&A (Time: 30 min.)\n\nThis time will 
 be used for further clarification about any topic that is discussed during
  the session.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nBaiju Muthukadan is a DevOps engineer 
 working at ZeOmega\, Bangalore. He has contributed to many Free/Open sourc
 e softwares including Zope\, Koha and Salt. He founded the Swathanthra Mal
 ayalam Computing project in 2001 while studying at REC\, Calicut. He was a
 lso employed by Free Software Foundation of India in 2002-2003. He receive
 d the first Kenneth Gonsalves award in recognition of his many contributio
 ns to Python language community in India. He had conducted a 4 hour Go wor
 kshop at NIT Calicut as part of FOSSMeet'16 program. He is also writing a 
 book about Go (http://golang.muthukadan.net).\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Tea Break
DTSTART:20160416T053000Z
DTEND:20160416T054500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/9tTQjJ5pjQGKS6S7r95N4f@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160325T103138Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160325T104336Z
LOCATION:Accelerator - NUMA Bangalore\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
BEGIN:VALARM
ACTION:display
DESCRIPTION:Tea Break in Accelerator in 5 minutes
TRIGGER:-PT5M
END:VALARM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Workshop Puppet in Production
DTSTART:20160416T054500Z
DTEND:20160416T074500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/N7dGEgv4cXPipZJ2Uc9jpf@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160325T103239Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160325T104108Z
LOCATION:Lecture Hall - Axilor Ventures\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
BEGIN:VALARM
ACTION:display
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END:VALARM
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Tea Break
DTSTART:20160416T060000Z
DTEND:20160416T061500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/Da7kGTGiueB2dwBAfqrmGx@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160325T104656Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160325T104930Z
LOCATION:Accelerator - NUMA Bangalore\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
BEGIN:VALARM
ACTION:display
DESCRIPTION:Tea Break in Accelerator in 5 minutes
TRIGGER:-PT5M
END:VALARM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Miles to Go: Golang Workshop
DTSTART:20160416T061500Z
DTEND:20160416T074500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/AmJEdhNUvrQ5Ti2PWhQGUy@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
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DESCRIPTION:\n
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LOCATION:Accelerator - NUMA Bangalore\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
BEGIN:VALARM
ACTION:display
DESCRIPTION:Miles to Go: Golang Workshop in Accelerator in 5 minutes
TRIGGER:-PT5M
END:VALARM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Lunch Break
DTSTART:20160416T074500Z
DTEND:20160416T084500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/3sdjaFpzbK6RRhNjmXUSnf@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
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DESCRIPTION:\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160325T104345Z
LOCATION:Accelerator - NUMA Bangalore\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
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ACTION:display
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TRIGGER:-PT5M
END:VALARM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Lunch Break
DTSTART:20160416T074500Z
DTEND:20160416T084500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
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SEQUENCE:0
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DESCRIPTION:\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160325T104925Z
LOCATION:Accelerator - NUMA Bangalore\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
BEGIN:VALARM
ACTION:display
DESCRIPTION:Lunch Break in Accelerator in 5 minutes
TRIGGER:-PT5M
END:VALARM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Miles to Go: Golang Workshop
DTSTART:20160416T084500Z
DTEND:20160416T101500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/7CYprdJP28eXPFLWjZNPx9@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
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DESCRIPTION:\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160325T105228Z
LOCATION:Accelerator - NUMA Bangalore\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
BEGIN:VALARM
ACTION:display
DESCRIPTION:Miles to Go: Golang Workshop in Accelerator in 5 minutes
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END:VALARM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Best Practices for MySQL High Availability
DTSTART:20160416T084500Z
DTEND:20160416T101500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/F7sjG5Y9bjJtR6zeD75npL@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Workshop,Intermediate
CREATED:20160325T103458Z
DESCRIPTION:The MySQL world is full of tradeoffs and choosing a High Avail
 ability (HA) solution is no exception. This session aims to look at all of
  the alternatives in an unbiased nature. Preference is of course only give
 n to opensource solutions. \n\nHow do you choose between: MySQL replicatio
 n\, MHA\, DRBD\, Tungsten\, Galera Cluster? Do you integrate Pacemaker and
  Heartbeat like Percona Replication Manager? Is NDB Cluster right for your
  workload? The cloud brings even more fun as geographical redundancy is ro
 lled into this. There are now even "modern" tools to assist in automation 
 like Orchestrator\, Consul\, MariaDB MaxScale & MySQL Router.\n\nThis and 
 more will be covered in a walkthrough of MySQL HA options and when you wil
 l apply them.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nColin Charles works on the MariaDB Ser
 ver at MariaDB Corporation. He has been the Chief Evangelist for MariaDB s
 ince 2009\, with work ranging from speaking engagements to consultancy and
  engineering works around MariaDB. He lives in Kuala Lumpur\, Malaysia and
  had worked at MySQL since 2005\, and been a MySQL user since 2000. Before
  joining MySQL\, he worked actively on the Fedora and OpenOffice.org proje
 cts. He's well known within open source communities in APAC\, and has spok
 en at many conferences to boot.\n
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ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
URL:https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/2016/schedule/best-practices-for-mysql-hi
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BEGIN:VALARM
ACTION:display
DESCRIPTION:Best Practices for MySQL High Availability in Lecture Hall in 
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TRIGGER:-PT5M
END:VALARM
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SUMMARY:Tea Break
DTSTART:20160416T101500Z
DTEND:20160416T103000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/FQFjjKL6tq4RGKKk9ZSTy6@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160325T105238Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160325T105244Z
LOCATION:Accelerator - NUMA Bangalore\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
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ACTION:display
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TRIGGER:-PT5M
END:VALARM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Tea Break
DTSTART:20160416T101500Z
DTEND:20160416T103000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/X8z7gFG9sb4R3Z29Rw3Sji@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
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DESCRIPTION:\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160325T104355Z
LOCATION:Accelerator - NUMA Bangalore\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
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ACTION:display
DESCRIPTION:Tea Break in Accelerator in 5 minutes
TRIGGER:-PT5M
END:VALARM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Best Practices for MySQL High Availability
DTSTART:20160416T103000Z
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ACTION:display
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TRIGGER:-PT5M
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Miles to Go: Golang Workshop
DTSTART:20160416T103000Z
DTEND:20160416T120000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/PuojTNbZZGufXVp3TosEcb@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160325T105254Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160325T105301Z
LOCATION:Accelerator - NUMA Bangalore\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
BEGIN:VALARM
ACTION:display
DESCRIPTION:Miles to Go: Golang Workshop in Accelerator in 5 minutes
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END:VALARM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Check-in
DTSTART:20160417T030000Z
DTEND:20160417T034500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/VunAJi4KbMQm7RARPoVgX6@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160325T124649Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160406T072152Z
LOCATION:Accelerator - NUMA Bangalore\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
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ACTION:display
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TRIGGER:-PT5M
END:VALARM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Check-in and breakfast
DTSTART:20160417T031500Z
DTEND:20160417T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/NB7g5C1uY7Mrv3xnjEUXRw@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
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DESCRIPTION:\n
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LOCATION:Lecture Hall - Axilor Ventures\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
BEGIN:VALARM
ACTION:display
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END:VALARM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:DTrace Workshop
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DTEND:20160417T053000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/KbFkGJQxci4Zb9W7sf9KRJ@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
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DESCRIPTION:\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160406T071640Z
LOCATION:Lecture Hall - Axilor Ventures\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
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SUMMARY:Comparing how different container orchestration tools scale to pro
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DTSTART:20160417T040000Z
DTEND:20160417T053000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
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SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Workshop,Intermediate
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DESCRIPTION:In this workshop we'll learn how to setup and benchmark differ
 ent container orchestration tools. We'll take a real world example of a we
 b application with database backend. We will setup a few contianer orchest
 ration tools including Docker compose and swarm\, Kubernetes and Mesos and
  see how they build and scale containers to meet ever-increasing traffic.\
 n\nOutline of the content:\n1. Building docker image(s) which will be depl
 oyed - 30 minutes\n2. Deploying the images manually and agreeing that it i
 s a bad idea - 10 minutes\n3. Understanding and deploying single instance 
 via Docker compose - 20 minutes\n4. Understanding and scaling via Docker S
 warm - 20 minutes\n5. Understanding\, deploying and scaling via Kubernetes
  - 30 minutes\n6. Debate: Kubernetes vs native Docker tools - 5 minutes\n7
 . Understanding\, deploying and scaling via Mesos-Marathon - 30 minutes\n8
 . Debate: Mesos-Marathon vs Kubernetes - 5 minutes\n9. Debate: What should
  we use in what situations? - 10 minutes\n\nTotal Duration: 3 Hours\n\n###
  Speaker bio\n\nAditya Patawari is a consultant and trainer specializing i
 n container technologies. He has given talks and workshops on containers a
 nd related technolgies in India and abroad (including FOSDEM\, Flock and R
 ootconf). He is a contributor to Kubernetes project and to Fedora Project.
 \n
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ACTION:display
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END:VALARM
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Tea Break
DTSTART:20160417T053000Z
DTEND:20160417T054500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/4yykqzgNrMBFDCuBgRquaL@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20160325T124826Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160408T111800Z
LOCATION:Lecture Hall - Axilor Ventures\nBangalore\nIN
ORGANIZER;CN=Rootconf:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
BEGIN:VALARM
ACTION:display
DESCRIPTION:Tea Break in Lecture Hall in 5 minutes
TRIGGER:-PT5M
END:VALARM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Tea Break
DTSTART:20160417T053000Z
DTEND:20160417T054500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T020832Z
UID:session/EuoE6Rq9YMQtoPD5zm6Gkq@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:0
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