My name is Luke Shannon. I'm relatively new to the product when compared to a lot of folks on the list, I've only worked with it the last couple of years. But I'm a really big fan of Geode, especially excited about the projects that surround it, such as Spring Data Geode and future integrations with platforms like Cloud Foundry.
Hope to learn more and help others discover how awesome this product is. On Dec 15, 2016 6:41 PM, "Michael Stolz" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi my name is Mike Stolz. > > I have been around GemFire (the product from which Apache Geode was > spawned) pretty much from the very beginning. In fact, I was the first > customer to put it in production back in 2002 when I worked at Merrill > Lynch. In 2007 I left Merrill Lynch and joined the GemFire team as VP of > architecture, and I have been with them in various roles ever since. I now > serve as a Product Manager for the GemFire product, and I contribute to > Geode in terms of design considerations, customer use-cases, requirements, > etc. > > -- > Mike Stolz > Principal Engineer, GemFire Product Manager > Mobile: 631-835-4771 <(631)%20835-4771> > > On Thu, Dec 15, 2016 at 11:54 AM, Udo Kohlmeyer <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> Hi my name is Udo Kohlmeyer. >> >> I've always had a passion for distributed and concurrent systems. I >> started my life as a Gemstone/J user and never left the OO-DB scene after >> that. Versant Object Database and Poet FastObjects are all on my resume. I >> have a strong dislike towards Hibernate or any other OO-RDBS mapping tools, >> due to the inefficiencies and the complete disconnect from OO-model to >> roadkill-like structures RDBMSs suggest. >> >> I have recently (last 3yrs) discovered mechanical sympathy and love it. >> It's a long lost art of development that is almost lost. Love efficient >> code and if permitted will spend hours trying to get every last drop of >> performance out of code. Next on my list of "things to conquer" will be >> reactive frameworks and how to best apply those. >> > >
