During the first Drupal Mountain Camp in the wonderful scenery of Davos, I was given the opportunity to talk about the concepts of virtualized systems, containers and how systems have been provisioned during my time on the job.
Several principles of System Design were covered as well as the fact that “new technologies” are maybe not so new anymore, as the name or trend might suggest.
You can view the slides of my presentation at the download link below:
I was invited to Drupal Camp Cape Town to present on a topic which is very dear to me: “Fast websites for everyone” I was covering  principles or issues which need to be addressed in order to get sites as quickly as possible to the user.
My personal thanks go to the Team behind Drupal Camp Cape Town. It was amazing to be part of it and I loved the relaxed location and the many discussions with the people I met throughout the day.
I had the great opportunity to present my findings and stories at the DrupalCon in Dublin.
As always, I promised to put together the resources I used during my talk. Here they are:
If you attended my session, feel free to give feedback on the DrupalCon Website or here on my Blog. Any feedback is well appreciated.
Yesterday I have had the chance to speak about ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana) at the DrupalCon Barcelona.
I promised to put together some links I used during the preparations of my talk. Here they are:
If you were attending my session feel free to give feedback on the DrupalCon Website or directly here on my Blog. Any feedback is well appreciated!
Looking back at my session and the overall impression on this years DrupalCon I’m more than satisfied. The whole team did a really great job in organizing the conference and the Programme was good. I’m also looking forward to team up with fellow DevOps Ricardo Amaro to have a look back and decide what we could improve for future DrupalCons and lift the DevOps Track to the next level. One thing which I was missing was the “Current State of Drupal DevOps” Session by Kris, but I plan to run that as a BOF in future to facilitate the Discussion.
At the Drupal Dev Days Montpellier I got the oportunity to speak in the DevOps Track and talk a about the ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana). It’s impressive to see what Elastic.co (formerly ElasticSearch) progresses into their products with every release.
If you are interested in the slides feel free to download them here (PDF) or enjoy them on Speakerdeck.
A special thank you goes out to the organizer team of the DrupalDevDays team in Montpellier for having me on stage and organizing such a nice event!
Here are some of the resources I personally find most useful for starting with ELK Stack:
– Logstash Book
– Elasticsearch the Definitive Guide
– Grok Debugger