Daniel Galassi

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I am an information management professional with over 20 years of experience across a wide variety of industries and technologies. For the past 15 years I have been working within the Information Management realm, designing, building and delivering solutions in industries such as Telecommunications, High Technology, Financial Services and Banking. I pride myself on innovation and over the years I have developed a number of custom applications to document solutions, validate and integrate metadata into other applications. Some applications which are developed in my own time are released under free software licences to help the wider IT community deliver better quality solutions or service...

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Daniel Galassi

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Data Viz Gone Wrong

Data Visualization and Dashboard Design

Continuous Delivery Distilled

Rule jenkins with configuration as code

Surviving the Script-apocalypse

Database engineering

Seven Habits of Highly Effective Jenkins Users (2014 edition!)

Spring Framework - MVC

Using Netezza Query Plan to Improve Performace

Netezza Deep Dives

Nagios Conference 2014 - Frank Pantaleo - Nagios Monitoring of Netezza Databases

data science @NYT ; inaugural Data Science Initiative Lecture

Configuration As Code - Adoption of the Job DSL Plugin at Netflix

Git Branching Model

Git 101 Presentation

Getting Git Right

Why we used Feature Branching

7 Habits of Highly Effective Jenkins Users

UrbanCode Deploy course and product overview slides

Jose Luis Soria - Codemotion 2014 - Designing a release pipeline

Build & Release Engineering

Building an Automated Database Deployment Pipeline

Sock Puppets: Growing Your Puppet Codebase

Continuous deployment

Continuous Deployment at Etsy — TimesOpen NYC

Automate Database Deployment - SQL In The City Workshop

Serenity and the Journey Pattern

Using OBIEE and Data Vault to Virtualize Your BI Environment: An Agile Approach

Continuous Integration Practices

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