Rootconf Delhi edition
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Rootconf Delhi edition

On network engineering, infrastructure automation and DevOps

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Rootconf is a platform to discuss real-world problems around Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), DevOps for data engineering platforms, evaluating and adopting technologies such as Kubernetes and containers, and DevSecOps.

Rootconf Delhi edition will be held on 18 January 2020 at the India International Centre (IIC).

Speakers from Flipkart, Hotstar, MindTickle, Red Hat and Naukri.com will discuss the following topics:

  1. Scaling and engineering challenges from Hotstar’s and Flipkart’s experiences.
  2. Data store choices.
  3. Kubernetes and K8s -- when to choose what and why?
  4. DevSecOps

##Who should attend Rootconf:

  1. Operations engineers
  2. DevOps programmers
  3. Software developers
  4. SRE
  5. Tech leads

To know more about Rootconf, check the following resources:

  1. hasgeek.com/rootconf
  2. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDHao9FxNRHw1VyLuGXI_rA

#Sponsors:

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Email sales@hasgeek.com for bulk ticket purchases, and sponsoring the above Rootconf Series.


Rootconf Delhi sponsors:


#Silver Sponsor

Verizon

#Bronze Sponsors

upcloud SumoLogic

#Community Partner

IFF Null Delhi

For information about the event, tickets (bulk discounts automatically apply on 5+ and 10+ tickets) and speaking, call Rootconf on 7676332020 or write to info@hasgeek.com.

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Madhavprasad Pai

@saintpai

Zawinski's Law for Webservices

Submitted Jul 31, 2019

Service provision can simplified and secured through the use of email

Outline

  • Every program attempts to expand until it can read mail. Those programs which cannot so expand are replaced by ones which can.

  • Does every service need to run a webserver on its own port ?

  • Email

    • requestor uses S/MIME signed and encrypted email to service@server
    • server can route requests to services
    • service can send S/MIME signed and encrypted response to requestor
  • Reduces complexity, increases security

    • Service providers focus on the service rather than the interface
  • Demo

Speaker bio

Saint Pai has written useful software that people used for a long time.

He spent over two decades in IT, most of that time at Red Hat. He has
been a developer, sysad, technical account manager, architect, consultant ...

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Rootconf is a community-funded platform for activities and discussions on the following topics: Site Reliability Engineering (SRE). Infrastructure costs, including Cloud Costs - and optimization. Security - including Cloud Security. more