Dev Conference by Neo4j
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Astrolabe is an open-source cloud mapping tool that uses Neo4j to allow users, ranging from small teams to large enterprises, to understand the complex interactions of their cloud infrastructure. Designed with flexibility in mind, Astrolabe's plug-in style architecture empowers users to define resource discovery strategies that suit their unique needs, whether that involves runtime introspection of servers, industry-standard data sources like Cloud Custodian, or custom site-specific data sources. All of the complex relationships between services, servers, and resources are then stored in Neo4j, allowing users to take a complicated cloud infrastructure and transform it into a visual and queryable map. Please like and subscribe at https://github.com/astrolabe-oss. Don't forget to hit the bell to get updates!
Hacker, Tinkerer and Maintainer: Astrolabe
Patrick Kennel, Chris Roberson, and Ryland Sepic are the team behind Astrolabe OSS. Speaking today, Patrick, founding engineer, brings extensive experience from roles at Instacart, Life360, and several other large-scale cloud environments. Chris, founder and CEO, has led technical teams at Life360 and Zscaler, mentored at 500 Startups, and provided technical expertise to NVIDIA. Ryland is a cloud engineer with experience on large scale infrastructure systems at Charles Schwab and Keysight Technologies. Together, they leverage their decades of combined experience managing and architecting cloud systems to solve some of the most complex and challenging infrastructure problems.
Cloud Optimizer
I optimize things. Cloudy things.
Software Engineer at Charles Schwab
Backend and DevOps Engineer experienced in building and deploying cloud apps, creating CI/CD pipelines, and managing large infrastructures. Working on improving efficiency across company infrastructure while reducing cost.
