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11am ET

The Download - Tech Talks

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Watch Recording/View Slides - After the live Tech Talk

Recap Blog - After the live Tech Talk

Guest Speakers and subjects: 

  1. Russ Whitehead, Architect, LexisNexis Risk Solutions
    Developing A Custom, Pluggable HPCC Systems Security Manager

    HPCC Systems currently provides several out of the box security managers, which range from simple HTPASSWD user authentication to robust LDAP authentication and feature level authorization. In this tech talk, I will describe how a software developer can implement the HPCC Systems security manager interface in order to create a custom security manager that can be plugged into the HPCC Systems configuration.  With this framework, a developer could implement a security manager that supports fingerprints, voice recognition,  retinal scans or any other mechanism they choose.

    Russ is a Software Architect and has a BS degree in Computer Science from the University of Florida and an MBA from the University of Miami. His background is operating systems development, network management and voice recognition. He has been a LexisNexis employee and HPCC Systems platform team member since May 2008. His top responsibility is the HPCC security framework, which he has been contributing to for the past 5 years.

     
  2. Featured Community Speaker – Matt Butler, Kennesaw State University & HPCC Systems Intern
    Hackathon Project - Simulated Vehicle Traffic Monitoring
    More coming soon...

  3. Craig Cooper, Consulting Software Engineer, LexisNexis Risk Solutions
    ECL Tip: Understanding the ECL Watch Graphs

    This talk is intended to familiarize HPCC Systems users with the features and uses of the Workunit Graphing functionality built in to the ECL Watch application.

    Craig has been an employee of LexisNexis for 26 years. With 20+ years of object oriented programming experience in the Windows environment Craig has been transitioning to HPCC Systems and ECL over the past year. Craig also has more than 15 years of experience (part time) teaching software concepts at the college level.


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