Developer Events

Redisconf 2016

DevOpsDaysATL

Linuxfest Northwest

LinuxFest Northwest is an annual OpenSource event held in Bellingham, WA. The Fest features presentations and exhibits on various F/OSS topics, as well as Linux distributions and applications. Dave Nielsen will be presenting "Redis Functions and Data Structures" as well as an overview of deployment options for sysadmins.

Angelhack SF

LA Redis Meetup – Redis for Time Series by Dr Josiah Carlson

The first LA Redis Meetup is schedule for March 29th at Scopely in Culver City, CA. With so many data structuring choices, time series analysis in Redis can be confusing. Eliminate the confusion and join us for an evening as Dr. Josiah Carlson talks about organizing and structuring data in Redis as a time series database for fast access and analytics. 

CloudCamp London: Blockchain – blockbuster or bullshit?

At CloudCamp, you are encouraged to share your thoughts and experience in several open discussions, as we strive for the advancement of Cloud Computing. The theme for this CloudCamp is "Blockchain - blockbuster or bullshit?" but as regulars know the conversation can go anywhere! Richard Cox of Redis Labs will represent Redis Labs.

IEEE DevOps Solutions for Hybrid Clouds

Dave Nielsen will be speaking at IEEE Computer Society's "DevOps Solutions for Hybrid Cloud" in sunny southern California. The focus of Dave's talk will be "The Pros and Cons of Deploying Data into Containers". Other speakers include Gordon Haff of Red Hat and Bernie Coyne of IBM Cloud.

Hashtag Hackathon at #SXSW

Redis Labs is joining forces with our friends at Rackspace to host a  'Hashtag Hackathon'  in Austin during SXSW. 

Redis Day @AWS Pop-up Loft TLV

Join us for the largest gathering of Redis users and experts in Israel. At Redis Day TLV16, you’ll get to learn from key Redis contributors; share your knowledge and experience; dive deep into Redis with the experts; and gain insight into companies running Redis at scale. The event is intended for a technical audience such as software architects and developers, who are interested in developing and operating large scale and highly performing applications, and who are familiar data management technologies.

Big Data Developers in Phoenix

When your apps need interactive data or your operational systems need a boost, there is no faster database than Redis. This is part of the reason Redis has become one of the fastest growing databases and the most popular database deployed in containers. In this talk, Dave Nielsen, Developer Advocate at Redis Labs, will share the functions and data structures used by Redis developers to solve common scalability challenges facing web scale companies.

hack.summit() Hackathon

Join us at hack.summit() for the largest hackathon in history. Redis Labs is proud to be a co-sponsor this massive online developer event, encouraging coding for non-profits. Programming contributions will help fundraise for important causes. Winners will lay claim to prizes of $100,000, $30,000 and $10,000. Dave Nielsen is participating as a mentor. Reach out to him @davenielsen with questions about using open source Redis or Redis Cloud in your web app.

Open Container Night

Open Container Night is an evening of talks about the sweeping changes that container technologies like Docker are having on our industry. Hosted by the un-conference expert, Dave Nielsen, the evening attracts active members of the Container community. Attend the meetup to learn more about Container Technology and mingle with other professionals to expand your network. Dave Nielsen will be facilitating the Lightning Talks and discussions. All attendees get a free pass to Container World as well. Food and drinks served!

Developer Week Hackathon

DeveloperWeek 2016 is San Francisco’s largest developer event series. This year Redis Labs is excited to be an official sponsor of the Hackathon (Feb 13-14). Redis Labs is also sponsoring an exciting Redis Hacks Demo Night. Redis Labs’ developer advocate Dave Nielsen will be leading a Redis workshop and otherwise be all over the hackathon, but most easily found on twitter @davenielsen