The Fedora Infrastructure has many event-driven services and has been using fedmsg, a ZeroMQ based library, to react to events. Last year we wrote Fedora Messaging, an AMQP-based library, and started migrating applications to it. This session will detail the choices we made, the problems we encountered, and their solutions. Topics include:
At the end of this talk, the audience should be well-equipped to not repeat the mistakes we made and instead go make new and interesting mistakes. This talk does not require prior knowledge of any message protocols.
Speakers:
This is a 50 minute Talk.
We'll need a videoprojector.
Most of this talk was given at Devconf 2019 in a non-Fedora-specific way, and gathered about 20 people. For Flock we plan on focusing more on the implementation in Fedora Infrastructure.
I'm definitely interested!
For budget reasons I won't be able to attend Flock this year, so I'm cancelling this proposal.
Metadata Update from @abompard: - Issue close_status updated to: Talk Not Scheduled - Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)
I'm +1 to this given the last paragraph about focusing it to the Fedora audience (thanks!).
I do think the general version of this talk might be interesting for LISA or another systems adminstration / systems architecture conference. But we missed that CFP. (Maybe https://www.usenix.org/conference/nsdi20/call-for-papers, although that may be highly academic.)
@abompard Let me know if you see another conference you think this might be a good fit for!
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