Fredrik Håård
Fredrik is a software developing freelancer, and in 20ish years has worked in “all of the industries” in almost every role from tech lead to tester. In his career he has worked with everything from tiny startups to huge enterprise companies and he’s currently the Django lead at Codepath.
Refusing to overly specialize or ever (again) accepting a management role, he combines a long and broad experience in software development with both technical and organizational skills. Recent work has focused on building teams, securing data and processes, and making sure that things go faster and/or cheaper. Once upon a time, he instigated a conference. He is lazy by nature, which is why he automates things obsessively.
Session
While there are a multitude of platforms to collect logs and metrics from "any platform", sometimes all you want is to collect the logs you need, in the format you want, and pass it on or store it without adding third party libraries, servers, and accounts. Sometimes, you may even want to write the next great log aggregation tool, not use an existing. This talk is about utilising a few different methods to create, enrich, and store log and audit data using only what comes in the box with a new Django project, and end up with rich, explorable log and audit data.