Also this year Würth Phoenix invites you to the Open Source Conference in Rome, which will be held March 31st at the convention center of the Barcelo Aran Mantegna Hotel.
At this year’s conference our keynote will be:
Log Management & related: more and more we are inundated with requests from the privacy guarantor, new laws and requirements related to data security that are requiring the management and storage of millions of logs. How is it possible to make sense of this information?
Always active in the community and strong supporters of Open Source we will present our offer for the implementation of a monitoring strategy by introducing the new Log Management module of NetEye that allows not only to store the logs but to analyze them by creating useful and effective statistics for the optimization of the IT services.
Date: Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Location: Barceló Aran Mantegna, via Andrea Mantegna 130, Roma
For more details you can view the agenda that can be consulted on the official website of the conference at the following link.
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