Posts by Pablo Manuel García Corzo

Data-driven DevOps, three key technologies for three universal operator goals (Telecomkh)

There are three basic universal goals any telecoms organisation pursues: save costs, make their products more robust and shorten their time to market. It’s as simple as it sounds. Everyone wants to produce cheaper, better and faster than the competitors

Pablo Manuel García October 27 2017

Python and Object Oriented Configuration Management: On how to gently succeed in the adoption of DevOps paradigm for Telecom players

The DevOps paradigm is really cool. Everyone wants to deploy their environments with Puppet on top of OpenStack. It brings reproducibility and scalability at a tremendous speed. This is simply awesome and undoubtedly the way to go forward. Almost nobody

Pablo Manuel García October 17 2016

PyData Madrid 2016: Towards a full stack Python monitoring+analytics framework

Are traditional monitoring solutions ready for the software defined world (SDN/NFV) and the Internet of things (IoT)? Not always, in our opinion. In many cases they are not ready for the increasing flow of data originating from such a heterogeneous

Pablo Manuel García March 29 2016

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Pablo Manuel García

Data-driven DevOps, three key technologies for three universal operator goals (Telecomkh)

Python and Object Oriented Configuration Management: On how to gently succeed in the adoption of DevOps paradigm for Telecom players

PyData Madrid 2016: Towards a full stack Python monitoring+analytics framework

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