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Adrian Cole

Adrian Cole

Cloud Engineer at Twitter

Adrian is an active member of cloud interoperability, REST, and DevOps circles. He is the founder of a few popular open source projects, notably Apache jclouds and Netflix denominator, both of which java libraries that help create portable cloud deployments. Adrian maintains the http/2 implementation of Square okhttp. Adrian's currently focused on cloud computing at Twitter.

Presentations

Livin on the edge: netflix edge architecture

8:30 PM MDT

Learn about how Netflix manages tens of thousands of endpoints that form the edge of its streaming services. Get an introduction to Denominator, an open source java library for portable DNS management.

Life on the edge is innovating a system that is ultimately responsible for 1/3 of all internet bandwidth usage in the US. Even wonder how Netflix does it? This talk will overview a combination of services and open source projects that comprise the edge network, including Neflix Denominator. Discussions will include how we deal with DNS, distributed load balancing as well discovery of mid-tier services.
You'll understand which service components are involved with edge traffic management. When you leave, you'll have enough context to create your own life on the Edge with NetflixOSS!

Livin on the edge: netflix edge architecture

9:00 AM MDT

Life on the edge is innovating a system that is ultimately responsible for 1/3 of all internet bandwidth usage in the US. Even wonder how Netflix does it?

This talk will overview a combination of services and open source projects that comprise the edge network, including Netflix Denominator. Discussions will include how we control advanced features of DNS to facilitate migrations, product testing, and failover scenarios. During the session, you'll see the open source java and command-line tools we use to make this work.

Dagger: Using and contributing to the next Guice

5:00 PM MDT

Dependency injection in java has come a long way since Spring popularized the concept 10 years ago. Today, many, if not all DI libraries support writing config in JVM languages as opposed to XML. The new Dagger library changes the game again, this time pushing DI straight into the java compiler.

This session will review what Dagger does and doesn't do, how to use it, and how it works. We'll also touch on what it is like to contribute to an open source library with a “less is more” ethic. Come prepared with a basic understanding of Guice, and leave knowing the latest on dependency injection.