MesosCon attendee introduction thread

Hi All, I thought it would be nice to kickoff a thread for folks to introduce themselves in advance of #MesosCon , so here goes: My name is Dave Lester, and I am Open Source Advocate at Twitter. Twitter is an organizing sponsor for #MesosCon, and

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Hi everyone, My name is Ray Rodriguez and I am a data infrastructure engineer in the data science team at Sailthru in New York City. I first started experimenting with Mesos/Marathon/Chronos about 8 months ago and am currently building out a Spark cluster running on Mesos. I'm also into all thin

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Great idea Dave! Hi everyone, I'm Steve Domin, and I'm heading the WebOps team at GoCardless , a payment startup based in London. We're currently integrating Mesos and Marathon and we'll hopefully be using it production by the end of Q3. Really looking forward to MesosCon

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Hi all, My name is Ryan Thomas and I am a development team lead at Atlassian in Sydney, Australia. We have been playing with Mesos / Marathon / Aurora / Docker since about November last year and I'm really keen to talk to people about the development and deployment process around micro services.

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Awesome! Hey everyone, I'm Tom Arnfeld, and I work as a data / infrastructure engineer at a financial startup called DueDil, based in London. We're a data aggregator, and are in the process of migrating to a new production deployment of Mesos, upon which we're running Hadoop, Docker and experimen

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Hey, I'm Joe Stein. I work on big data open source based solutions with http://stealth.ly/ and on occasion do some blogging/podcasts too http://allthingshadoop.com One of our clients open sourced Borealis == Apache Aurora scripts for Open Source Projects (Kafka, Zookeeper, Cassandra) https://gith

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I'm Brian Wickman (@wickman ) from the cloud infrastructure group at Twitter and an Aurora committer. I'll be around both days, probably spending Friday hacking on pesos and related projects. I'd also be happy to give ad-hoc Aurora tu

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I'm Bill Farner, tech lead of the Aurora team at Twitter for the past 4+ years, and an Aurora committer. I will be giving a talk detailing some of the history of Aurora, and explaining some new features we have on the roadmap. We Aurora developers have been really excited to see the project succe

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I'm David Greenberg, and I work at Two Sigma. I've been rearchitecting our main compute cluster to run on top of Mesos. I've been developing an internal framework with an interesting, different scheduler model. Another member of our team will also be at the conference. I'm really excited to talk to

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Hey David, I'll be keen to have a chat, we've been using Clojure for a bit of work as well. ryan On 15 August 2014 12:08, David Greenberg wrote: > I'm David Greenberg, and I work at Two Sigma. I've been rearchitecting our > main compute cluster to run on top of Mesos. I've been developing an

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Hey folks, My name is Tom Petr and I'm a tech lead on the PaaS team at HubSpot , an internet marketing company in Cambridge, MA (USA). We've been using Mesos for about a year to run web services, background workers, cron jobs, and one-off tasks via our homegrown Singularit

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- Original Message - > From: "Bill Farner" > To: user@mesos.apache.org > Cc: d...@proxy.heroku.com > Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2014 8:15:50 PM > Subject: Re: MesosCon attendee introduction thread > I'm Bill Farner, tech lead of the Aurora team at Twitter

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om: "Bill Farner" > To: user@mesos.apache.org > Cc: d...@proxy.heroku.com > Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2014 8:15:50 PM > Subject: Re: MesosCon attendee introduction thread > > I'm Bill Farner, tech lead of the Aurora team at Twitter for the past 4+ > years, and an

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Hey everyone. Charles Baker here and I'm a developer at SDL International's Language Technologies division and am working on our next-generation Machine Translation infrastructure. We are planning a Docker-on-Mesos deployment strategy and although we haven't got our hands dirty with Mesos yet due t

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Hi all, My name is Franklin Angulo and I am an engineering manager at Squarespace in New York City. We've been experimenting with Mesos and Docker for a couple of months now to more efficiently utilize the resources in the data centers we operate. Twitter: @feangulo Gith

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Hi everyone, My name is Isabel Jimenez, I am an OPW software engineer intern for Apache Mesos this summer. I look forward to meeting all of Mesos contributors and talk about all the different Mesos use cases. I'll be in Chicago from Monday 18th and be attending and talking at Docker's meetup Tuesd

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Hi everyone, My name is Victor Vieux, I am a French software engineer at docker.com based in San Francisco. I’m doing a talk about Mesos and Docker for MesosCon, feel free to ping me if you have questions related to Docker. I’ll be around on Thursday. I’m also doing a talk about Docker at the

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Hello Everyone, I work at Netflix. I came across Mesos 7 months ago. I am developing a Mesos framework/scheduler for a cloud native reactive stream processing. Together with my colleague, Justin Becker, we are excited to talk about it at MesosCon. Previously, I did a fair bit of work on dynamic s

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Hello, My name is Steven Borrelli, and I'm located in St. Louis, Missouri. I got interested in Mesos when I was managing HPC infrastructure for a large bank, and I started using Mesos about a year ago when I was a member of the R&D team for a cloud provider. I got so excited about the potent

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Niklas here (I'll be joining MesosCon too), A Dane Hacking within and around Mesos, work at Mesosphere and am looking so much forward to get to meet people from the community! Twitter: @quarfot IRC: niq_ github: https://github.com/nqn nik...@mesosphere.io / n...@qni.dk On Fri, Aug 15, 2014 at

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Hello folks, My name is Shingo Omura, located in San Mateo, California (originally came from Japan). I'm a researcher of OGIS International, Inc. The company is a IT research base around silicon valley area of OGIS-RI, Japan. My research interest areas are distributed system, fault tolerance, big

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Hey everyone, I'm Ben Mahler. I work for Twitter as well. Very excited about cluster management, systems engineering, and software craftsmanship. Been working on mesos for 2+ years, before that was an intern working more closely with Aurora. Vinod and I hacked together to create and open source th

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Hi all, My name is Timothy Chen and I work for Mesosphere. I've been involved in some Big data projects in the past but now I'm spending my days working on Mesos. Looking forward to chat with folks at the conference! Tim On Fri, Aug 15, 2014 at 2:16 PM, Benjamin Mahler wrote: > Hey everyon

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I'm Mohit Soni. I work for eBay. I have been hacking things around Mesos for a while now. I am excited to talk about, running YARN alongside Mesos, alongwith Renan DelValle. Looking forward to meet everyone at MesosCon! -Mohit @mohitsoni On Thu, Aug 14, 2014 at 9:06 AM, Dave Lester wrote: > >

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These are great intros. Keep them coming! On Fri, Aug 15, 2014 at 11:14 PM, mohit soni wrote: > I'm Mohit Soni. I work for eBay. I have been hacking things around > Mesos for a while now. > > I am excited to talk about, running YARN alongside Mesos, alongwith > Renan DelValle. > > Looking forwa

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Hey guys, I'm Mike Babineau, a platform/ops engineer at The Factory in San Francisco. We recently migrated a few dozen (continuously deployed) production services to Mesos+Marathon+Docker on EC2. The engineers here are loving it. We have or will release

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Hi, This is Diptanu here, I have been working with Mesos since last year. I work at Netflix and building a framework for running processes on elastic compute clouds. Thanks to the core contributor for growing the project and helping the community to build infrastructure on top of it. Very excited

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On Sat, Aug 16, 2014 at 6:41 PM, Michael Babineau < michael.babin...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I'm especially interested in multi-datacenter Mesos (either as one cluster > or coordinating across clusters) -- if anyone has thoughts around this, I'd > love to chat! > > ​Depending on the specific needs,

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I'm Brenden, an engineer at Airbnb. I'm the one responsible for our Mesos clusters. We run Hadoop, Storm, Chronos, and Marathon. I'm a Mesos contributor, and I'm also the maintainer/contributor for a number of related projects. I've been hacking away on computers since I was old enough to reach

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> ​Depending on the specific needs, different models are possible. Would be great to chat. I'd love to join in this conversation, in our recent deployment we've been bridging Amazon EC2 with our private cloud to make use of the elasticity AWS provides, and have been thinking of ways to better impr

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On Sat, Aug 16, 2014 at 12:02 PM, Dave Lester wrote: > These are great intros. Keep them coming! > Howdy all, my name is Chris Aniszczyk (@cra ) and I have the fun job of creating/running Twitter's open source program: https://opensource.twitter.com. I've been have been

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Hello friends, I'm Adam from Mesosphere (adam-mesos), also an Apache Mesos committer, and lately I've been working on a Kubernetes-Mesos framework with Niklas and Connor. I'm excited to meet the rest of the community and discuss how we can make the Mesos ecosystem even more awesome and get the who

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Hi All, My name is Nic Grayson (@nicgrayson). I'm an infrastructure engineer at Banno (banno.com). Zach Cox from Banno will also be also be attending. We are in the process migrating hosting of our web applications and api to docker on mesos with marathon. We are really looking forward to seeing

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Hi, I'm Paco Nathan, formerly at Mesosphere, and now evangelist for Apache Spark and head of training at Databricks. Also and O'Reilly author much involved with the Strata conf and other fun projects around ORM, and an equity partner at Amplify Partners. I've enjoyed wonderful experiences working

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Hello hello, I'm Justin Becker, I work at Netflix. Sharma Podila and I, and a few others ;), are busy building a stream processing system on top of Apache Mesos. We're excited to share our progress, at our talk, with everyone. Looking forward to chatting Mesos Justin On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at

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Hi everyone! I’m Steven Schlansker, from OpenTable, and I’ll be at Mesoscon. I am working on building out Mesos / Docker related infrastructure to help us better develop and deploy software. Unfortunately my C++ skills are … lacking, so I haven’t contributed to core. But I have a number of hand

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Hi! I'm Maxime Brugidou coming from Paris, France. I work at Criteo, a company building a very large ad infrastructure. We have been running YARN a lot in production but are looking into Mesos + Docker for long running apps to simplify and scale our infra. Interested in Aurora/Marathon, Docker, ser