Date: June 26, 11 AM Pacific
Speaker: Dan Andrescu
- Book conference room
- Set up Google Hangout on air and youtube stream with OIT
- 30 days out, send email -- external goes to Wikitech-l, internal goes to product-all, tech-all, foundation-optional
- 1 week out -- 30 days out, send email -- external goes to Wikitech-l, internal goes to product-all, tech-all, foundation-optional (actually sent 1 day before)
- .5 hours out -- 30 days out, send email -- external goes to Wikitech-l, internal goes to product-all, tech-all, foundation-optional
- Upload talk to Commons and update: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Technical_Talks#Episode_4%3A_Wikimedia_and_W3C
So it seems like S Page suggested we talk about what our team is doing and that was like 4 years ago [1]! Totally off the top of my head, here's what I can cover:
- Rebuilding historical mediawiki data and publishing the dataset
- Building the new Wikistats UI
- Feeding EventLogging data into Druid, visualizing with Turnilo
- Event Platform: future of EventLogging
- Hadoop: our little monster cluster
- GPU-accelerated machine learning
- Pageviews (and other reading metrics) API on Cassandra
- Dashiki, Reportupdater, and other helper tools we build
I most definitely won't have time to dive deeply into all of these. So maybe the best strategy would be to pick a few and go a little more in-depth.
[1] https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Tech_talks&diff=prev&oldid=1436145