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James Turnbull
James Turnbull is an Australians, Australian free software and Open-source model, open source author and software developer. He lives in Brooklyn, New York, Brooklyn, New York (state), New York, where he is VP of Product and Engineering at Smartrr and an advisor at AccessNow.org, Access Now. Before that, he was co-chair of the Velocity conference, led engineering at Sotheby's, startup advocacy at Microsoft, was founder and CTO at Empatico, CTO at Kickstarter, VP of Engineering at Venmo and VP of Services at Docker (software), Docker. He was also VP of Technology Operations for the open-source company Puppet Labs. Career Turnbull has been involved in technology and the open-source community since the early 1990s. He has written eleven books on engineering, operations, security, and open-source software: * Monitoring with Prometheus * The Packer Book * The Terraform Book * The Art of Monitoring * The Docker (software), Docker Book * The Logstash Book * Pro Puppet (software), ...
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