#GlueCon 2014 Notes and Slides Hub Page
This is the main page for that contains links to all GlueCon 2014 keynote and session notes, along with links to slide decks (for sessions that I wasn’t able to attend). Preconference APIStrat UnWorkshop – Internet of Things Day 1 Keynote: Containers all the way down – Solomon Hykes, Docker Keynote: The Parallel Universes of DevOps and Cloud Developers – Donnie Berkholz, RedMonk (slides) Keynote: API SDKs will ruin your life – John Sheehan, Runscope Love your Logs with Elasticsearch ELK – Jordan Sissel, Elasticsearch Designing your Product from the Platform Out – Kirsten Hunter, 3Scale How, Why and When to R&D — Adam DuVander, SendGrid Labs What Makes a Great Developer Company? – Ethan Kurzweil, Bessemer Venture Partners DevOps vs. the Enterprise: What We Can Learn from Mainframe Developers – Mike Baukes, ScriptRock Salter: Using Go to provision Saltstack clusters on AWS – Dave Smith, Orchestrate Enhancing Your Cloud Applications with Artificial Intelligence – Elliot Turner, AlchemyAPI Day 2 Keynote: The Case for Application Driven Cloud Computing – Adam Davis, Chief Architect, Cloud Computing, Citi Keynote: Automation and DevOps: How to Create a Lights-Out Software Defined Data Center – Joshua McKenty, Piston Cloud Computing Keynote: Taming the RESTed NARWHL: Striking the Balance Between Usability and Zealotry in REST – Rob Zazueta, Mashery (an Intel Company) VPC Migration: Flying Blind on a Rocket Cycle – Matthew Boeckman, Craftsy Managing Containers at Scale on Google Compute Engines – Joe Beda, Google (slides) APIs.json and API Discovery on the Web – Steven Willmott and Kin Lane Additional Slides and Resources Slides: Bringing Node.js to the JVM — Jeremy Whitlock Slides: Programming an Arduino in Rust for IoT applications — Tim Kellogg (source) Slides: Data Modeling for Scale with Riak Data Types — Sean Cribbs, Basho Slides: 10 Reasons Why Developers Hate Your API (and what to do about it) — John Musser Slides: Keynote: Developer’s Hierarchy of Needs, or Developers Need Love Too! – Julia Ferraioli, Google Slides: How Ansible Makes Automation Easy — Peter Sankauskas Slides: Business Data Visualization…in Minecraft! — Pat Patterson, Salesforce.com Slides: How to Leave the Rackspace Cloud — Ed Leafe, Rackspace Thoughts on GlueCon 2014 — Ryan Brown
This is the main page for that contains links to all GlueCon 2014 keynote and session notes, along with links to slide decks (for sessions that I wasn’t able to attend).
Preconference
APIStrat UnWorkshop – Internet of Things
Day 1
Keynote: Containers all the way down – Solomon Hykes, Docker
Keynote: The Parallel Universes of DevOps and Cloud Developers – Donnie Berkholz, RedMonk (slides)
Keynote: API SDKs will ruin your life – John Sheehan, Runscope
Love your Logs with Elasticsearch ELK – Jordan Sissel, Elasticsearch
Designing your Product from the Platform Out – Kirsten Hunter, 3Scale
How, Why and When to R&D — Adam DuVander, SendGrid Labs
What Makes a Great Developer Company? – Ethan Kurzweil, Bessemer Venture Partners
DevOps vs. the Enterprise: What We Can Learn from Mainframe Developers – Mike Baukes, ScriptRock
Salter: Using Go to provision Saltstack clusters on AWS – Dave Smith, Orchestrate
Enhancing Your Cloud Applications with Artificial Intelligence – Elliot Turner, AlchemyAPI
Day 2
VPC Migration: Flying Blind on a Rocket Cycle – Matthew Boeckman, Craftsy
Managing Containers at Scale on Google Compute Engines – Joe Beda, Google (slides)
APIs.json and API Discovery on the Web – Steven Willmott and Kin Lane
Additional Slides and Resources
Slides: Bringing Node.js to the JVM — Jeremy Whitlock
Slides: Programming an Arduino in Rust for IoT applications — Tim Kellogg (source)
Slides: Data Modeling for Scale with Riak Data Types — Sean Cribbs, Basho
Slides: 10 Reasons Why Developers Hate Your API (and what to do about it) — John Musser
Slides: How Ansible Makes Automation Easy — Peter Sankauskas
Slides: Business Data Visualization…in Minecraft! — Pat Patterson, Salesforce.com
Slides: How to Leave the Rackspace Cloud — Ed Leafe, Rackspace