This meetup is not one to miss! There will be an amazing talk on Babelfish, a server to parse code in virtually every language. There will also be a talk by two Docker Captains on using Docker Swarm in production. We hope to see you all there!

5:30 - 6:00 Snacks, Drinks & Networking

6:00 - 6:45 Babelfish: The Universal Parsing Server by Santiago M. Mola

6:45 - 7:30 Going into Production with Docker Swarm by Docker Captains Laura Frank & Bret Fisher

7:30 - 8:00 Networking & close

Talk #1: Babelfish: The Universal Code Parsing Server

Abstract:

At source{d} we analyze all code we can find on online Git repositories. That is +60M repositories & growing. Based on that massive amount of code, we train models for different applications. When we started, our analysis was extremely shallow: how many bytes were added with each commit. Then it evolved to be based on token sequences. Recently we started building models based on identifiers used in code. And now we are moving to more complex analysis such as discovering patterns in the code structure. As our analysis evolves, extracting the required data from code written in hundreds of different programming languages gets harder & harder.

Babelfish is our answer to this problem. We are creating a server to parse code in virtually every language, & do it in a performant way. In this talk we'll have an in-depth look at why we created Babelfish, its architecture, our plans for the future & challenges we're facing while building it.

Speaker Bio:

Santiago M. Mola is the Lead Data Engineer at source{d}, working on a data pipeline to analyze all open source repositories found online.

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Talk #2: Going into Production with Docker Swarm

Docker Captains Laura Frank (Codeship) & Bret Fisher (Indi Consultant) team up to take you though Swarm orchestration internals & decisions you need to make on your journey to using Swarm in production.

Abstract:

So you've heard of Docker Swarm, & maybe even used it a little, but how does orchestration actually work, & what decisions do you need to make before taking it into production? We'll show off what Swarm Mode is doing in the background, explore leader election, blue/green deploys & rollbacks, & dive into the technicals of what's going on. We'll also cover a lot of the common production questions teams have & decisions they need to make on the road to production Swarm. Then we'll have plenty of time for your questions around all those topics.

Speaker Bio:

Laura Frank is a Docker Captain & the director of engineering at Codeship, where she works on improving the Docker infrastructure & overall experience for all users of the CI/CD platform. Previously, she worked on several open source projects to support Docker in the early stages of the project, including Panamax & ImageLayers. Laura lives in Berlin, where she can be found eating dner or attempting to try every type of gin in the world.

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Speaker Bio:

Bret Fisher is freelance Docker consultant, trainer, speaker, & open source volunteer. He's been a cloud & data center ops & system administrator for 20 years. Currently, he helps teams Dockerize their apps & systems & improve their speed of deployment, resiliency, metrics, & awareness (all that DevOps-y stuff). Bret is a Docker Captain & Code for America Brigade Captain. He also has a bestselling Udemy course on Docker at http://dockermastery.com. In his free time Bret CrossFits, surfs a little, travels with his wife, & geeks out in the awesome dev community in Virginia Beach, VA.

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