Name: Matt Pfeil and Patrick Callaghan talk Cassandra!
Start: 2016-06-20T18:30:00+01:00
End: 2016-06-20T21:30:00+01:00
Location: Skills Matter - CodeNode

***Please Register Here for access to the building & free beer on the day!*** (https://skillsmatter.com/meetups/8191-cassandra-june-meetup)

Agenda:

6:30pm - 7pm: Reception (Pizza and Drinks)

7pm - 7:45pm: Patrick Callaghan -From PoC to Production with DSE.
7:45pm - 8.30pm: Matt Pfeil - TBC

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Speaker:
Matt Pfeil

Bio:

Matt is a co-founder at DataStax, the company behind Apache Cassandra. Prior to DataStax, Matt built and managed the Email and Apps infrastructure development group at Rackspace. Prior to Rackspace, Matt was at Webmail.us where he worked in various management roles in infrastructure and scalability. Matt holds a BS from Virginia Tech in Computer Science.

Talk: TBC

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Speaker:
Patrick Callaghan

Bio:

Patrick is an experienced developer/architect and has been working in finance in London for the last 16 years. He has worked with a long list of investment banks such as RBS, UBS and Commerzbank. Patrick now works as a Solutions Architect for DataStax in London helping companies to develop mission critical systems using DataStax Enterprise.

Title:
From PoC to Production with DSE.

Abstract:

Patrick will talk through some best practices around developing for Cassandra and DataStax Enterprise with some tips, tricks and live demos.

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In addition to the talks there will be, as usual, plenty of opportunity to meet other Cassandra users and enjoy robust discussions around NoSQL.

Special thanks to SkillsMatter (https://skillsmatter.com/) who are hosting us for this event!

Big thanks to long term supporter DataStax (http://datastax.com). DataStax are one of the largest supporters of the Cassandra project and offer comprehensive support as well as their own distribution of Cassandra, Spark and Solr (DataStax Enterprise).

NOTE: We are unable to cater for any attendees under the age of 18. Please do not sign up for this event if you are under 18.

Ale Murray

Cassandra London

Technology

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Internet Professionals

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