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“BUILD STUFF” is a Software Development Conference for people who actually build stuff. We bring world-class speakers, letting them share about the latest developments, trends and innovations, as well as new directions in software development. Since launching in 2012, it’s really caught on quickly.

Recognized by developers from all over Europe, international Software Development Conference Build Stuff’15 Lithuania will feature 3 days (18-20 Nov’15) of conference sessions and 2 days (21-22 Nov’15) of workshops.

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Wednesday, November 18
 

13:45 EET

(SLIDES) Itamar Syn-Hershko @synhershko - Logging makes perfect - real-world monitoring and visualizations
How to keep a real-time, low-latency and high-stakes system up and running and well-monitored? how to investigate failure cases as they happen? and how to even know something is wrong before it's too late? With logs of course. Lots of them. And then some cool stack to do stuff with it.

Forter is a company with a Decision-as-a-Service product that deals with many e-commerce transactions in real time and answers a simple but hard question: "is this a fraud attempt or not?". And if we were wrong, we pay.

In this talk I will show how we are using various technologies to power our service and keep it high-available and well under control. Among the technologies I will discuss are Apache Storm, Node.js, Riemann (state machines in Clojure, yay!), collectd, D3.js and of course the ELK stack (and beats!). Some integrations which will be mentioned include PagerDuty, Slack, Jenkings and GitHub.

Speakers
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Itamar Syn-Hershko

Distributed systems and architecture expert., @synhershko
Search technologies, distributed systems and architecture expert. Apache Lucene.NET committer and PMC member, Elasticsearch Consulting Partner, Microsoft MVP and the author of RavenDB in Action. Currently building innovative software for catching e-commerce fraudsters in real-time... Read More →



Wednesday November 18, 2015 13:45 - 14:40 EET
4. Zeta
 


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