Gianluca Arbezzano - GianArb

This is a personal outburst.

I bought Site Reliability Engineering a lot of months ago.

A few months ago I started to actively study, support and use opentracing and more in general the distributed tracing topic.

My daily job as a developer other than programming is about finding the right balance between different things: Buzzword driven development vs rock solid boring things.

I read “Kubernetes up and running” an O’Reilly book written by Kelsey Hightower, Brendan Burns and Joe Beda.

As you probably know in April 2017 I moved back after an year and half in Dublin and I started to work from home as SRE at InfluxData.

At DockerCon 2017 Austin Moby was the big announcement.

I can’t say that Git is a new topic.

Orbiter is an open source project written in go hosted on GitHub.

Every developer loves to share things about it’s setup.

55 pages about how to improve container security.

CNCF is a branch of The Linux Foundation focused on Cloud Computing and modern scalable architectures. it’s supporting tools like Kubernetes, Prometheus, containerd and so on.

My presentation at the Docker HQ in San Francisco.

Linuxkit is a new project presented by Docker during the DockerCon 2017.

“It is change, continuing change, inevitable change, that is the dominant factor in society today.

Everything unnecessary in your system could be a very stupid vulnerability.

Build and Run containers is important but ship them out of your laptop is the best part!

Continuous Integration is a process of merging all developer working copies to shared mainline several times a day.

Frequently, best practices help you to have a safe environment, docker-bench-security is an open source project that runs in a container and scans your environment to report a set of common mistakes like: Your kernel is too old Your docker is not up to da…

I worked with different provisioning tools and configuration managers in the last couple of years: Chef, Saltstack, Puppet, Shell, Python, Terraform.

I am Gianluca, I am 24 years old and I work as Software Engineer.

I am not a doctor, I am a Software Engineer and this is a tech post!

I am writing a book about Docker SwarmKit and how manage a production environment for your containers.

In August during the Docker Meetup I presented with a demo some new features provided by Docker 1.12.

Changing my glossary and replacing the concept of application with service could be a buzzword but this takes me to built a new approach to my work.

I choose to put my experience about distributed system in a serie of blog posts on which I’ll cover different topics.

Symfony is one of the most famous PHP Frameworks in use right now, today we are going to use it to understand how much is important to know how one our features performs.

Some tests with Docker 1.12!

I wrote this note during the PHPKonf, I spoke about Jenkins and Continuous Delivery but during the days I followed few interested talks and this is my list of notes.

#docker inside docker and an overview about Jenkins 2 https://t.co/qa5ddjfhrs @docker @jenkinsci #container — Gianluca Arbezzano (@GianArb) May 4, 2016 Jenkins is one of the most famous continuous integration and deployment tools, it’s written in Java and…

Just a post to say thanks docker for your awesome community and happy birthday!

The infrastructure as a service (IaaS) opened new ways to manage your infrastructure.

https://t.co/02HbnkzRsS "Some Days of work vs #JenkinsCI" Little things about continuous integration #ci #dev — Gianluca Arbezzano (@GianArb) March 14, 2016 Guys please move down your hands, I love JenkinsCI!

Shout out to @GianArb for shipping a new release of the InfluxDB-PHP library!

#docker and #wordpress for a better world.. https://t.co/o9c6YXvsl3 Blogpost after my talk @CodemotionIT How and Why?

An ocean of containers!

The Event-Driven Messaging is a design pattern, applied within the service-orientation design paradigm in order to enable the service consumers, which are interested in events that occur within the periphery of a service provider, to get notifications abo…

#pennyphp https://t.co/tsA2nE09GM Why and what?!

#vimForPHP https://t.co/EdczdpCrRc #php #vim Release 0.3.0 #composer plugin is ready!

Staging environment on demand.

Unit #test for your #Controller with #PhpUnit and #Symfony..

Blogpost about console-skeleton-app for your console application https://t.co/WuVq0GZlxE #PHP #ZF #console #develop — Gianluca Arbezzano (@GianArb) June 23, 2015 Github: Article written about console-skeleton-app 1.0.0 I’m writing a skeleton app to build…

Today all frameworks are modulable but it isn’t just a beautiful word, behind it there are a lot of concepts and ideas: The modularity helps you to reuse parts of code in different projects Every component is indipendent so you work on single part of code…

Zend Framework 2.3.4 is ready!

Influx DB is time series database written in Go.

.gitignore helps me manage my commits by setting which files or directory don’t end in my repository.

Hi!

Vagrant Up Friday 12 Sept 2013 I talked at Vagrant, tool for manage VM, these is my slide.

With Zend Framework is very easy to write a command line tool to manage different things.

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