Name: Hardware Management and Debugging
Start: 2016-02-03T18:30:00-08:00
End: 2016-02-03T21:00:00-08:00
Location: EMC/Isilon

The Seattle Node.js Meetup is pleased announce our meetup on Wednesday, Feb. 3rd with a discussion of using Node.js to manage and orchestrate hardware, and debugging your Node.js applications

As always, you can find all things Seattle Node.js-related at the group website: http://seanode.github.io/ . And you can reach out to us via email at seattlenode@gmail.com or Twitter at @seattlenode (https://twitter.com/seattlenode).

See you soon!

Agenda

• 6:30 - 7:00pm: Mix and mingle with fellow Node.js enthusiasts.

• 7:00pm - 8:30pm: Listen and learn about hardware management and debugging Node.js.

• 8:30pm - on: Mingle, mix, chat things Node.js-related and more as we wind down.

Talks

RackHD: Hardware Management and Orchestration with Node.js

Joe Heck (https://twitter.com/heckj) - Director, Software Engineering - EMC

JavaScript on the server side has become common place, but managing the servers with JavaScript is taking it to a slightly different level. EMC recently agreed to open source the RackHD project ( https://github.com/RackHD/RackHD ) which leverages JavaScript to enable hardware management and orchestration. We will provide a little background on the project, what it is doing, how it is built, and where it is going.

Debugging Node.js Apps

Josh Gavant (https://twitter.com/joshugav) - Product Manager, Visual Studio - Microsoft

In this session we’ll compare and demo several tools available to help developers improve the quality of their Node.js software, including Visual Studio Code’s debugging support. We’ll also show a couple options to get Node.js apps up and running on Azure fast. Come with your challenges and frustrations and tell us how we can improve Node.js tools!

Josh has been with Microsoft for 6 years, focusing on open source the last 3, first as part of MS Open Tech and now in Visual Studio. He’s the product manager for tools for Node.js developers such as Node.js support in VS Code and Visual Studio, and also manages Microsoft’s relationship with the Node.js Foundation and community. When not fixing computers, Josh stays busy with his family traveling, reading, and enjoying great music.

Venue / Sponsor

EMC/Isilon (http://emc.com/) is our host for the evening. EMC/Isilon’s offices are located at: 505 1st Avenue South, 2nd Floor, Seattle, WA 98104 (Note that the 1st Ave South is important for mapping to the venue. The event is in SoDo near the stadiums.)

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