February 28 - March 1, 2013
Montreal, Canada
Storm: the Hadoop of of Realtime Stream Processing
Storm is a high-volume, continuous, reliable stream processing system developed at BackType and recently open-sourced by Twitter.
We'll start by touching on what problems Storm is (and isn't) trying to solve and why it's model is so powerful. We'll then move on to a deep dive into how to get Storm up and running.
We'll start by touching on what problems Storm is (and isn't) trying to solve and why it's model is so powerful. We'll then move on to a deep dive into how to get Storm up and running.
Gabriel Grant
dotCloud
As web lead at dotCloud for the past year, Gabriel spent his time mashing together Python with both browser- and Node.js-based JavaScript to create best-of-both-worlds applications used by thousands of developers.
Gabriel now spends more of his time doing developer advocacy -- acting as dotCloud's ""customer-in-residence"" to ensure the company is producing a product developers love.
He maintains and contributes to a number of open source projects: https://github.com/gabrielgrant
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