The bar is raised higher, yet again. Debashish Chawdhari’s paper ‘Legally Binding Anonymous Multiparty Commitments on a Blockchain’ has been accepted at the Crypto Valley Conference.
A Big Congratulations to Debasish!
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Congratulations Debashish on the grant of patent for ‘Hungry Hippos’
Paper presented at IOTSMS 2019
We are happy to announce that our Talentican, Debasish Chawdhuri presented his paper on Acceptable Privacy for XAND Blockchain at the 6th IEEE International Conference on Internet of Things: Systems, Management and Security (IOTSMS 2019). The event to be held from Oct. 22-25, 2019 in Granada, Spain.
Know more here: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8939262
Debasish’s paper got accepted at ICBC 2019.
We are happy to announce that our Talentican, Debasish Chawdhuri’s paper on Patient Privacy and Ownership of Electronic Health Records on a Blockchain’ got accepted at ICBC 2019.
The paper will be included in the Springer LNCS Proceedings of SCF 2019 (EI indexed) and will become available in Springer.
A Big Congratulations to Debasish!
Abhishek Amralkar will speak at the Pune Data Conference
Our DevOps Expert – Abhishek Amralkar will speak at the Pune Data Conference.
Topic Details:
“Onyx- Distributed Computation for the Cloud”
About the event:
The Pune Data Conference brings together the Big Data Analytics community in Pune for a day-long event with multiple sessions on different topics such as Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, IoT, Hadoop Administration and many more conducted by the esteemed industry leaders and experts.
Ravindra Guntur to speak at NASSCOM Product Conclave Pune 2019
Our Head of Data Science, Dr Ravindra Guntur will be speaking at NASSCOM Product Conclave Pune 2019.
Topic Details:
How to Implement Machine Learning Incrementally?
Time:
Friday, March 15 • 3:20pm – 3:50pm
Pankaj Mendki will be presenting a paper at ICBT, 2019
Our IoT Expert, Pankaj Mendki will be presenting a paper at ICBT (International Conference on Blockchain Technology), 2019.
Paper on:
“Blockchain Enabled IoT Edge Computing”
About the event:
The International Conference on Blockchain Technology (ICBCT 2019) which will be held in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA during March 15-18, 2019 this year.
The conference aims to provide a forum for researchers, scientists, engineers, and scholar students from both the industry and the academia to share their newest research findings and results; bring together delegates across key industries for one day of world-class content from leading brands embracing and developing cutting edge blockchain technologies.
Abhishek, our DevOps head to speak at Clojured Berlin 2019
Monitoring modern real time distributed infrastructure is complex and expensive. In this talk we explore Riemann, specifically, how Riemann’s low latency helped us to get real time metrics from our Distributed Systems.
Large scale real time distributed systems require emitting hundreds of thousands of metrics per seconds for effective monitoring. A significant portions of metrics are either not of any use or we don’t understand them. With the rapid growth in infrastructure, monitoring infrastructure in real time and getting accurate metrics becomes challenging especially when you have an in-house monitoring setup.
Most monitoring systems are pull/poll based where your monitoring system queries the components being monitored. Pull based monitoring systems, where the system keeps changing some x values in every y minutes, are literally dead.
Riemann is a monitoring tool that aggregates events from hosts, servers and applications and can feed them into a stream processing language to be manipulated, summarized or action-ed. Riemann is fast and highly configurable. Most importantly, it is an event-centric push model.
We use Riemann to monitor Distributed Systems. Catching problems in real time requires monitoring tools that have low latency to detect errors faster and immediately see if the fix is working. Riemann provides this along with a transient shared state for systems with many moving parts.
Riemann is written in Clojure and leverages its core concepts. Riemann configs are Clojure code.
We will walk through the concepts of Riemann
- Events
- Streams
- Indexes
We will also go over how to run Riemann in a production environment and how to write Riemann Clojure configs.
We will conclude our talk with the demo for monitoring distributed systems like Apache Zookeeper.
Get more details about the event here.
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