FOSDEM 2018, Free Java Dev Room, Talk Proposal: Packet Capturing with the JVM and Clojure - Yes, we can!

[Ruediger Gad]

Hi,

below, I send my talk proposal for the FOSDEM 2018 Free Java Dev Room:


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Title:
Packet Capturing with the JVM and Clojure - Yes, we can!



Abstract:
In this talk, it will be shown that packet capturing with the JVM and 
Clojure works fast, how it is made fast, and that Clojure and the JVM 
offer amazing capabilities for processing stream and batch data.
Following a bottom-up approach, the covered topics include:

- integration of low-level packet capturing with the JVM via JNI,
- acceleration of packet capturing with the JVM up to the magnitude of 
10 GBit/s speed,
- a Domain Specific Language (DSL) for easing the extraction of 
information from raw binary data,
- a self-adaptive mechanism for automatically adjusting data processing 
at run-time,
- and using the Clojure-based DSL for improving the import of packet 
capturing data in Eclipse Trace Compass.

The talk will provide an overview of the covered topics.
More details were published in various peer-reviewed conferences and 
workshops, the speakers PhD thesis, and as Open Source Software (See, 
e.g.: https://ruedigergad.com/publications/).

While this talk focuses on packet capturing, the presented topics can 
also be applied to other application domains.



Recording me on audio and/or video:
    acceptable under a CC-BY-2.0 license (DEFAULT)



Brief Bio:
Ruediger Gad is a computer science and Open Source Software (OSS) 
enthusiast who was and still is involved in various OSS projects.
He works as Project Manager R&D at Terma GmbH, Darmstadt, Germany in the 
field of space ground systems.
He received a PhD degree (sobresaliente cum laude - best grade with 
honors) in computer science from the University of Cádiz, Spain, and 
regularly publishes his evaluation and research prototypes as OSS.
He spoke at various academic conferences and workshops in scope of the 
technical program and in keynotes.
His research interests include Event-Driven Architecture (EDA), 
Message-oriented Middleware (MoM), Complex Event Processing (CEP), 
computer networks, and software development and engineering.



Microblog URL:
https://twitter.com/ruedigergad



Blog URL:
https://ruedigergad.com/



Additional Notes:
The talk is an adjusted and somewhat extended version of a talk already 
held at :clojureD 2017.
     Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmkfifQMwT0
     Slides: 
https://ruedigergad.files.wordpress.com/2017/02/presentation_ruediger_gad_clojured_2017.pdf
The adjustments primarily concern the reduction of Clojure 
implementation details and the addition of the Clojure-based DSL packet 
capture data import for Eclipse Trace Compass.

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If you have questions, comments, etc. please let me know.



Thank you and cheers,

Ruediger