I would like to share some of my latest posts, talks at technical events, interviews and my most recent projects.
December 12, 2019
I recently decided to create a new site, exploring the currently available options and decided on Hugo and Netlify. Hugo is nowadays one of the most popular open-source static site generators, very flexible, counts with shortcodes and plenty of themes. There is also a cli available, which burst the speed to have your site ready to be published. Netlify then covers all the aspects from continuous deployment workflow with Git integration, supporting several branches and versions, automated certificates renewal or DNS if you choose to use a custom domain.
November 23, 2019
In the world of cloud-native applications and microservices, Prometheus has become the standard for monitoring.This talk shows why, and what differentiates it from the more traditional approaches. How it can be used to monitor both systems and applications, and how to develop prometheus-native applications.It also shows how to integrate Alertmanager with other alert systems or incident management systems already deployed.
September 25, 2019
In the world of cloud-native applications and microservices, Prometheus has become the standard for monitoring.This talk shows why, and what differentiates it from the more traditional approaches. How it can be used to monitor both systems and applications, and how to develop prometheus-native applications.It also shows how to integrate Alertmanager with other alert systems or incident management systems already deployed.
June 17, 2019
Is it possible that the future of networking and security in Microservices will be based on technology from the past? Several open-source Kubernetes tools are already using eBPF. Mainly related to networking, monitoring, and security. This talk will guide you from the understanding of Linux kernel BPF concept, through the advantages and features that bring to microservices environments, to some known tools that currently make use of it, such Cilium, Weave or Istio.
May 20, 2019
Is it possible that the future of networking and security in Microservices will be based on technology from the past? Several open-source Kubernetes tools are already using eBPF. Mainly related to networking, monitoring, and security. This talk will guide you from the understanding of Linux kernel BPF concept, through the advantages and features that bring to microservices environments, to some known tools that currently make use of it, such Cilium, Weave or Istio.
April 15, 2019
Several open-source Kubernetes tools are already using eBPF. Mainly related to networking, monitoring, and security. The intention of this post is not to provide complete coverage of all eBPF aspects, but rather tries to be a informational starting point guide, from the understanding of Linux kernel BPF concept, through the advantages and features that brings to microservices environments, to some known tools that currently make use of it, such Cilium or Weave.
February 28, 2019
In the world of cloud-native applications and microservices, Prometheus has become the standard for monitoring.This talk shows why, and what differentiates it from the more traditional approaches. How it can be used to monitor both systems and applications, and how to develop prometheus-native applications.It also shows how to integrate Alertmanager with other alert systems or incident management systems already deployed.
January 3, 2019
I recently moved from Ubuntu to MacOS and found a whole new world of gestures and shortcuts that really made me work at a different level speed, so I decided to explore also new possibilities for my terminal. I moved from Terminator, which I used for years in Ubuntu with a common bash prompt. In the process of setting up my new laptop I tested several options and I found that iTerm and Oh-my-zsh were the right choices for me.
November 24, 2018
You need to carry out a project with a new team and want it to be productive from day zero, however the steps necessary to achieve it are not easy. Starting by finding the profiles that will be part of your team. How to design an effective selection process? Will they be the right people? Will i have been wrong? Once inside we want them to write commits and contribute ideas as soon as possible and for this it will be important to make a good on-boarding process.
October 22, 2018
Nowadays, Artificial Intelligence Assistants have become part of our day a day lives. Alexa (Amazon), Siri (Apple), Watson assistant(IBM), Google assistant (Google), Cortana (MS), we ask them to call someone while we are driving, to get us to a place, to play some music, but also to show us pictures of us with John Doe, and they recognise him in the pictures and show us only those in which he is present, we also ask for the purchase in the supermarket and the products are delivered home hours later… This talk pursues to raise awareness of the huge amount of data we provide and the dangerous possible consequences. And also how accessible is this technology by showcasing how to build a AI powered bot with Google assistant.
July 16, 2018
What a better way to learn about blockchain that implementing one? This talk is distributed in three sections and covers from basic concepts, to all those fancy words that souround blockchain nowadays, explaining them in a simple way. The implementation examples are in python, and use Docker containers as deployment method. Once we have our chain we do not only want to interact with it, we also want to build a whole network, working with the consensus algorithm.
June 2, 2018
Everyone of us have been a candidate in a selection process after applying for a position in a company, having to pass several interviews and tech tests. But, what happens when you are the one at the other side of the table? This talk shares with real life examples how to face the desing of a selection process, from profiles definition to technical aptitude test, how to get "the truth" out of your candidates :)
March 2, 2018
It's trending topic, and you also want to transform your team and start seeing all the advantages of the agile world, but it is not enough to call a few daily meetings, beers for retrospective sessions and enforce a demo session in addition to writing a list of tasks in the left column and fill it all with Postits. It is necessary to work together and travel a long journey to the top of the team's success and reach its maturity. I will share the experience of expectations compared to reality and what can be expected when transforming a team's way of working
These are the types of content that you can expect from me.
Dedicated to architecture and innovation focused on cloud environments, I am an advocate for women in technology.
Insatiable learner, I love to get involved with open source communities and contribute mainly as Speaker at technical community events. I am aiming to bring any of my ideas to life with code.
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Thank you in advance for any suggestions or advice.
