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Ten years of Hasgeek Happy Birthday HasGeek!HasGeek has influenced and shaped up my career in many ways. It has given me and many others a platform to start out public speaking in the easiest and friendliest way possible. I still remember having second thoughts about submitting my first talk for Rootconf thinking it will be a black box selection process. But it turned out to be more of an engaging discussion and iterative approach to honin… more
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Rootconf 2015  Inframer - know thy infraEvery DevOps team manages infrastructure distributed across different databases - chef, icinga, vmware, etc. The information in each database is queryable through their APIs but there isn’t one roof under which you can look at all the information about a node. Neither can you do a diff of different databases and answer questions like - How many cheffed nodes are not being monitored through icinga… more
Section: Crisp talk
Technical level: Intermediate
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Rootconf 2016  The transition: Manual => Automated => Distributed monitoringEveryone talks the benefits of having an automated monitoring system in place - one which can discover infrastructure components as they are added, monitor them while they are alive and stop monitoring when they are moved out. But no one has chronicled their journey through the process of automating a manually maintained monitoring system and showcased their battle scars for others to learn from.… more
Section: Crisp talk
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Demo
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Call for round the year submissions for Rootconf in 2020  The curious case of slow/fast grequests codeIf you have made a single HTTP request in Python, you have probably used the requests module. more
Section: Full talk
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Demo
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saurabh hirani
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