| Name | Mr. Brad Lhotsky |
| City | San Francisco |
| Country | United States |
| Company | Craigslist |
| Web page | http://edgeofsanity.org |
| PAUSE id | BLHOTSKY |
| Perlmonks id | reyjrar |
| IM | reyjrar |
| GPG key ID | 0x84A6FC5A |
| Accepted talks are shown in bold type.
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Information
English
Brad Lhotsky programs Perl and throws large amounts of data into PostgreSQL databases and ElasticSearch indexes in search of meaning. He often ponders why security is seen as a roadblock to development and operations while trying ever so hard to automate himself out of a job. Brad has over 15 years of experience in operations and development and is currently automating security and operations at Craigslist with Perl.
Attending talks
- RPerl, Perl 11, and The Future of Perl Performance
- PONAPI: Let's REST
- Introduction to Rex
- Lightning Talks Day 3
- Logging and Analytics using Perl and fluentd
- Perl's Worst Best Practices
- Hands-on RapidApp: from bootstrapping to dockerized deployment
- Everything You Never Knew You Wanted to Ask About Time Series Databases
- Writing Command Line Tools for Other People
- Ref::Util: accurate functions in XS for checking references
- Modern Perl for the Unfrozen Paleolithic Perl Programmer
- Writing your own tools for development
- big data on little linux: hard-won lessons managing dozens of servers processing petabytes of data
- Introduction to Meta Object Protocol
- Beginning with Perl and Vagrant
- Welcome to The Perl Conference
- TPF year in review.
- State of the velociraptors
- Keynote address
- The Ongoing Disaster That Is Perl 5
- The Dark Art of Boatbuilding and Project Management
- Q&A With Larry Wall
- Closing remarks
- Locking with Perl (...hard things should be possible)
- Writing Effective Documentation
- Perl dependencies: playing with %INC and profiling memory