Publicado em: 25/11/2010

Open Source at Google com Michael Hanselmann

Série de Seminários do Instituto de Informática UFRGS
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SEXTA-FEIRA, 03 de dezembro de 2010

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Horário: 12h45min
Duração: 45min
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Local:
Auditório Castilho (Verde), Prédio 43424
Instituto de Informática, UFRGS
Av Bento Gonçalves 9500, Bloco IV
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Palestrante:

Apresentador: Michael Hanselmann / Google

Título:

Open Source at Google

Abstract:
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Michael Hanselmann’s presentation is split in two. First he’ll talk about Google’s Open Source programs, Summer of Code, the many projects
they have been patching and releasing and some of the technology that Google uses behind the scenes. In the second half he’ll talk about Ganeti, an Open Source manager for clusters of virtual machines. Since its first public release over three years ago Ganeti has matured a lot. The talk will go briefly over important development milestones to its current state of a powerful and flexible cluster management system. Some aspects of day-to-day operations of Ganeti at Google will also be covered.

Short-Bio:
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Michael Hanselmann works as a Site Reliability Engineer/System Administrator at Google’s engineering center in Zürich, Switzerland. He ran his own website hosting project for more than five years, used to be a Gentoo Linux developer for 3½ years and contributed code to various Open Source projects, including the Linux kernel and VLC media player.