Posts with keyword: gluecon

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Notes from Gluecon 2016

Wed May 25 17:45:00 2016

Here are notes I live tweeted at Gluecon 2016.
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Context Automation Talk from Gluecon

Fri Jul 17 09:50:00 2009

My talk on Context Automation is up on InfoQ now. They've done a nice job with video and slide syncing. In this talk, I discuss the role of digital identity in context automation and web augmentation. I go through an example of building a ruleset in KRL that puts the latest tweet for a search term inside the google search results as part of the talk.
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Context Automation: Slides from Gluecon

Fri May 15 10:53:00 2009

I've post my slides from my talk at Gluecon on Wednesday at SlideShare. Context AutomationView more presentations from windley. I haven't had time to do audio for this yet. I hope to at some point.
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Securing a Cloud Infrastructure

Tue May 12 15:35:00 2009

George Reese (author of the new book Cloud Application Architectures: Building Applications and Infrastructure in the Cloud) is talking at Gluecon about securing cloud infrastructures. Two recent surveys found "security" was the number one concern of companies considering a move to the cloud. George says the key to making customers comfortable with cloud security is transparency. Without security: You cannot know if the infrastructure meets your requirements. You can't comply with critical regulatory requirements So...demand transparency. That ought to be a critical part of deciding what cloud infrastructure to use. Control isn't the real issue: people don't build their
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I'm Going to Gluecon

Mon Jan 26 14:11:00 2009

I'm going to be speaking at GlueCon in Denver on May 12-13. The overall theme of the conference is that there is a lot of interesting stuff happening in what we might have thought of as "glue" before--all the code that holds things together. Turns out that there's plenty of value you can add in the glue that makes the resulting mash-up better. Glue is a new conference (the best kind) and is being organized by Eric Norlin, Seth Levine, and Phil Becker. These guys do good conferences. Eric and Phil were the founders of DIDW. More recently Eric's
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