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Recently I was in a meeting with a customer discussing the software selection for an automation product. The usual suspects were there: Puppet, Chef, Ansible, HP Server Automation/Operations Orchestrator. A few months ago I tried Puppet in my spare time and just setting it up took a considerable amount of time. Then I tried Ansible. And

Marco Musso
April 28 ,2015
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Get rid of Nagios (just kidding)

Tags : commercial enterprise manager hp ibm microsoft nagios open source operations oracle tivoli

I had this post in draft for quite a long time, now I have some time to publish it. Beware: it is based on quite old articles but I’d like to give my opinion since this kind of all-or-nothing claims are to be taken with a grain of salt. Let’s start with Gartner (1,2) for those who

Marco Musso
February 23 ,2015
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Your custom data visualization

Tags : backend d3 data visualization fronted json rest system integration xml

By building on the available software it’s incredibly easy to add value for the customer. Let’s take, as an example, a client request to map some internal-data to a on-premises cloud infrastructure: there isn’t an off-the-shelf solution for that and a custom development like this can provide meaningful insights at a glance in a small

Marco Musso
February 21 ,2015
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Collaboration tools

Speed up your team collaboration by using next-gen tools and stop sending Excel/Word attachment! A centralized, fully searchable, work history shared across a team is the best way to keep everyone updated and to achieve your goals faster (never heard of DevOps?). We choose this tools as a complement of our activities to provide a

Marco Musso
September 21 ,2014
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Your feeds on feedsushi.com

In the mid of 2013 we started to find a solution to the demise of Google Reader and found Tiny Tiny RSS. Instead of using it only on our servers we created an hosted version on Amazon Web Services with a dedicated iOS app (in collaboration with indie developer Claudia Grilli). This is the

Marco Musso
August 05 ,2014
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Mojolicious routes and regular expressions

Tags : mojolicious perl regular expression route

Recently I started using Mojolicious as a framework to implement a solution for a customer and I’d like to share with you a strange thing that made me waste a lot of time. When defining a route for an API I noticed a difference between the Mojolicious::Lite implementation and the full Mojolicious one: # Get

Marco Musso
February 06 ,2014
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What Our Client Say

I appreciate his great technical skill and his ability to build innovative, low cost and high quality solutions Marco has a positive approach to problems, he likes to work in groups and positively influences other people who work with him.

Sergio Rubinetti

( Infrastructure Monitoring Manager at Intesa Sanpaolo )

Marco is a very good Technical Architect and he always has an answer (or at least an explanation) to any problem you bring to his attention.

Stefano Di Meo

( Senior Engineer at Intesa Sanpaolo )

I've been working together with Marco for almost 3 years at Intesa San Paolo. We managed the monitoring infrastructure, migrating different networks and operating systems under our HP Openview platform. When we noticed problems with this kind of platform, he was the first to push towards Nagios as a more flexible and open-source alternative. I've learnt a lot from him - he is an expert in the field, not just a consultant whose only ability is searching google to copy-paste a solution form a forum. Highly recommended if you what someone who understands a problem before thinking of a solution. And a kind person, too.

Marco Bellini

( (team member at Intesa Sanpaolo) )

Marco is definitely a good architect and project manager even in very complex environment and situations.

Andrea Vecchio

( former colleague at BSC Consulting )

Marco is a professional in the IT industry, I had the pleasure of working with him and I realized how professional and passionate he is about his work.