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Hi all, Yesterday, Stanford Libraries hosted the third Code4Lib Northern California regional meeting. We had about 25 participants from 7 institutions, including software developers, project managers, librarians, architects, operations, ranging from recent MLIS students to people with 30+ years of experience in the field. We held lightning talks in the morning, where we heard 11 presentations including: “Streaming logs using Fluentd for Zephir the HathiTrust’s Bibliographic Metadata Management System” from Jing Jiang, California Digital Library an introduction to the Arclight project from Jessie Keck and Mark Matienzo, Stanford Libraries an introduction to LOCKSS and current development from Mary-Ellen Petrich, LOCKSS In the afternoon, we had breakout sessions that discussed: Distributed systems and Inter-Institutional Discovery Systems Extract-Transform-Load (ETL) Tooling and “Catmanduby” *light (Blacklight, Arclight, Spotlight, Geoblacklight) Security & regular user concerns Amazon Web Services Archival Description and practice We also discussed future events for this group. We proposed possibly hosting a multi-day event with the Code4Lib Southern California group in Spring 2018, and a one-day regional meeting in Summer 2018. We’re also interested in holding some project-based events as a continuation of some of our breakouts. If you’re interested in getting involved with our regional group, you can find us on the Code4Lib Slack #norcal channel; #c4lnorcal on Twitter; or our email list here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/code4lib-norcal <https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/code4lib-norcal>. Thanks, Code4Lib NorCal Organizers