Blueflood and Beyond: The Future of Metrics - Berlin Buzzwords 2014

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Presentation given at Berlin Buzzwords 2014 about Blueflood 2.0 and the future of metrics processing systems.

Blueﬂood 2.0
and Beyond
@gdusbabek • Berlin Buzzwords 2014 • Rackspace

Outline

① Current state of Blueﬂood
② State and potential of the metrics
community
③ How you can get involved in
Blueﬂood
④ Beyond!!!11

①
Current State

March 2013 – Decide to release
August 2013 – Actually released
Working hard in the mean time.

Lesson:
Open source
project is best
started open

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https://github.com/gdusbabek/blueﬂood/tree/lucene_discovery
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