Riemann by Arun, Compojure Rest APIs by Ryan

Intro to Riemann
Riemann is a streaming event processor written by Kyle Kingsbury (aphyr) of Jepsen fame. It gathers events from distributed systems/applications and allows for manipulation and handling of these event streams using standard Clojure, including (but not limited to) event aggregation, thresholding, alerting, notification and forwarding to downstream systems or endpoints. In this talk, I will:

• provide a brief introduction to Riemann
• place it within the larger environment of monitoring tools
• explore some basic configuration examples
• attempt a live demo of some part of its large API / feature set

Creating REST API's with Compojure
Overview of how to easily build a rest api backend in Clojure with compojure api and an example implementation to show different ways to interact and debug the backend

Bio

Arun Krishnaswamy
I'm a developer / architect with Vizrt Inc, a company that builds high-end broadcast graphics/automation/asset management tools. I'm also a relative newcomer to Clojure, with a little under a year of sporadic usage of the language.

Ryan Olivieri
Software Engineer with a passion for full stack web programming and data analysis with Clojure

Thanks again to Capital Factory for giving us a space to meet at!