This past weekend, I had the pleasure to speak (for the first time) at Northeast PHP, in Boston right next to the MIT campus. My talk was on “Web Security and You”, and covered the typical web attacks that every web application must gaurd against. So if you need to know, or want to refresh your memory, how to defend against CSRF, SQL injections, and XSS, you can see the slides here. If you were at NEPHP and saw my talk, please rate it on joind.in, if you haven’t already. Thanks!
Sandy Smith and I will be speaking at Capital Camp 2013. Capital Camp is the DrupalCamp for Washington DC, bringing together developers, designers, and users to talk about all things Drupal. We will present How to migrate legacy content into Drupal, in which we share what we’ve learned about migrating legacy content into Drupal 7. We’ll touch on:
Eli White will be speaking at this years ZendCon in October. So if you missed him at thatConference, here is your chance to experience it.
Eli White | Thursday, October 10 | 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Making your web application scale is always tough. This talk is a discussion & overview of the typical ways to scale LAMP apps in the past, and how you can now do this more easily on the cloud, specifically using Amazon Web Services such as EC2, RDS, S3 and more. AWS has a rich feature set that makes having a scalable app easier than ever before.
Drawing on experiences of running large websites (such as digg.com) and blogs, this session will discuss numerous tactics that you can use to keep spammers and website gamers at bay. Some specific technologies and how to interface with them will be mentioned, but also generic discussions of base theory, that you can use to apply to your own website where you see fit.
Eli White will be speaking at thatCONFERENCE in Wisconsin on August 13, 2013
Making your web application scale is always tough. This talk is a discussion & overview of the typical ways to scale LAMP apps in the past, and how you can now do this more easily on the cloud, specifically using Amazon Web Services such as EC2, RDS, S3 and more. AWS has a rich feature set that makes having a scalable app easier than ever before.