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Squid Wrangling

Presented by Sam Newman and Chris Read on Jan 14, 2011 Length 00:50:34 Download: MP3 Slides

Sections: Operations & Infrastructure,; Architecture & Design,; Development
Topics: DevOps Days 2010 ,; Devops ,; Caching ,; Operations ,; IT Service Management ,; Clustering & Caching ,; Infrastructure ,; Architecture ,; Cloud Computing ,; Performance & Scalability ,; Squid

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Summary
Sam Newman and Chris Read describe the architectural change of a large European website by introducing a caching layer based on Squid in order to scale out to handle increased demand, and the cultural change done by breaking down the dev-ops silos.

Bio
Sam Newman is a technical consultant at ThoughtWorks. He has written articles for O'Reilly and presented at conferences. He is mainly a Java developer, but he also spends lots of time with Scala, Python, and Javascript. Chris Read currently works at DRW as a DevOp. He used to work for ThoughtWorks as a Principal Technical Consultant and Infrastructure Specialist.

About the conference
DevOps Day is anopen event for discussing all topics around improving the interaction between what is traditionally considered development activity and that which is traditionally considered operations activity.