James Watters

@wattersjames

“There are some things which cannot be learned quickly, and time, which is all we have, must be paid heavily for their acquiring.“ —Hemingway

San Francisco
Joined April 2009
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    18 Dec 2018

    "We are happy to announce that starting in 2018, Netflix is also making the transition to Spring Boot as our core Java framework, leveraging the community’s contributions via Spring Cloud Netflix."

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  2. 8 hours ago

    3 moments ingrained sales and product being one thing: Watching Andy Bechtolstein standing for hours at an Arista booth at Interop 2011 coaching me from 40% travel to 80% Scott Yara story of Bob Metcalf sales trip passion

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  3. 8 hours ago

    This is why sales and product must love each other to succeed: ex

    The best way to learn what customers want is to try to sell them something.
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  4. 9 hours ago

    Thankful!

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  5. Retweeted
    Feb 4

    It’s not about knowing everything, but knowing the people who know the thing.

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  6. Retweeted
    Feb 4

    Innovative solution to app problem!

    Fun watching demonstrate a true edge computing application example; how do you build powerful apps for intermittent internet environments?
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    Feb 4
    Replying to

    We even go further with falling back to peer to peer sync.

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    Feb 4

    faces this challenge too. Delivers distributed transactional memory updates in the face of failures. Hard

    Fun watching demonstrate a true edge computing application example; how do you build powerful apps for intermittent internet environments?
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  9. Feb 4

    Fun watching demonstrate a true edge computing application example; how do you build powerful apps for intermittent internet environments?

    Hangars are constantly rife with connectivity problems. How do you allow your maintenance workforce to collaborate in realtime even without the internet? Schedule a demo with us at
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  10. Feb 4

    "The Many Meanings of Event-Driven Architecture"

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  11. Feb 4

    SF is just getting out of control....

    Our crazy unsustainable perks that we give our employees.
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    Feb 4

    Similar to Kubernetes' declarative object configuration model, the Open Service Broker API with the Service Catalog provides a declarative way to describe cloud managed service dependencies. by on

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    Feb 4

    Great case study on the use of for .

    This is how we're doing at using
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    Feb 2

    You know what? There are a good deal many talks I’ve done that, being honest, you could skip. But this one? At 2019? With ? This is one that you can’t miss. Don’t. Don’t miss it. Be there.

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  15. Feb 2

    Twitter and the art of industrial gleaning

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  16. Feb 2

    Watching ecosystem take off daily....

    Thought after this week's User Group - is a platform you build higher-level CI solutions on top of.
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  17. Retweeted
    Feb 1

    Running some pipelines from friend's Tesla to deploy cloud foundry.

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  18. Feb 1

    “Divide and rule, a sound motto. Unite and lead, a better one.” -- Goethe

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  19. Feb 1

    There was soap.

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  20. Feb 1

    These anecdotes compound my hunch that Linux containers will largely run in VMs....with AWS firecracker as only the latest salvo of evidence.

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  21. Feb 1

    Even after taking the seL4 microkernel down to 8k lines of rigorously optimized and tested code formal verification found a surprising source of security bugs: typos!

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