In March of this year, I spoke at the Southern California Area Linux Expo (SCaLE), a conference I’ve been attending for years and highly recommend for its kind community, and great people and content. Here’s the video of my talk: Here are the slides. I’m submitting this talk to other conferences, and it will evolve… Continue reading Marketing Your Open Source Project
Category: my life in tech
In sickness and in health
People tend to stay with Ericsson for many years, some for their entire careers – which can make it a little weird to be a newbie around here. There’s a lot I still don’t know about this huge, complex, historic company, and I really didn’t know what to expect when … well, let me tell… Continue reading In sickness and in health
Marketing Your Tech Talent (at OSCON)
In early 2013, I submitted a talk to OSCON entitled “Marketing Your Tech Talent.” It was turned down, but soon after I was honored to have it accepted for Monktoberfest, where it was well received. I was amused and flattered that, as soon as I finished the talk, Laurel Ruma jumped up to congratulate me –… Continue reading Marketing Your Tech Talent (at OSCON)
Metrics Workshop at LISA13
At USENIX LISA`13, Brendan Gregg led a Metrics Workshop, along with Narayan Desai, Kent Skaar, Theo Schlossnagle, and Caskey Dickson. “This was an opportunity for many industry professionals to discuss problems with performance metrics and monitoring, and to propose and discuss solutions.” More details from Brendan here. I filmed the day, above is a playlist of… Continue reading Metrics Workshop at LISA13
Joyent Retrospective
Once again, I find it’s time for a retrospective of the videos I’ve done in the last few years. The people and events featured in this include: Brendan Gregg – The Perf Book: Getting Started is the Hardest Part dtrace.conf 2012 attendees – A Carousel of DTrace Bryan Cantrill – SVLUG Comparative Operating Systems Discussion Bryan… Continue reading Joyent Retrospective