Martin Hald
Lead Systems Developer @ TigerText
TigerText
Martin is the Popcorn co-creator. He enjoys the challenge of creating great software and the dynamic, rapid growth of startups. Martin leads the systems development and operations group at TigerText which heavily relies on Erlang for its services.
Martin Hald is Giving the Following Talks
Realtime Logging: Alerts, Hashtags and Live Log Feeds
Popcorn is a cool new open source monitoring and logging platform that can provide the data needed to find and fix problems in a production environment. By incorporating live alerting, consolidated streaming, #topics and @identities into logging, Popcorn is able to take the power of server logs to a whole new level.
Talk objectives:
- Learn about how you can improve visibility and decrease your response time for production issues by using Popcorn, a new log management tool written in Erlang.
- Learn how and why we built Popcorn and how it’s transformed our ability to both discover and diagnose issues.
- Take away best practices that have provided us with new insights into how our servers are running.
- Finally, learn how Popcorn works and how you can get involved in this open source project
Target audience: SysOps/DevOps engineers and Erlang. developers
Popcorn is a cool new open source monitoring and logging platform that can provide the data needed to find and fix problems in a production environment. By incorporating live alerting, consolidated streaming, #topics and @identities into logging, Popcorn is able to take the power of server logs to a whole new level.
Talk objectives:
- Learn about how you can improve visibility and decrease your response time for production issues by using Popcorn, a new log management tool written in Erlang.
- Learn how and why we built Popcorn and how it’s transformed our ability to both discover and diagnose issues.
- Take away best practices that have provided us with new insights into how our servers are running.
- Finally, learn how Popcorn works and how you can get involved in this open source project
Target audience: SysOps/DevOps engineers and Erlang. developers
