Keynote: Building Beautiful APIs

Featuring Brendan McAdams

In this talk Brendan McAdams will explore the concepts behind how to build good APIs that make sense, are easy for you and your users to work with, what to do, what not to do. Expect conversation about errors, documentation, and porcine cosmetics.

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Easy microservices on premise, on docker or in the clouds with fabric8

Featuring James Strachan

In theory microservices rock; there are just some practical issues to address in making them effective in your organisation; in particular its about packaging, provisioning, incremental rolling upgrades, wiring, scaling and management. This talk will demonstrate how to easily develop, provision...

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Burn transactions with ACID, CAP in hand

Featuring David Dawson

"The Monoliths days are numbered", so the saying goes. By this point of the conference, you'll have seen the talks on "intro to microservices", "war stories with microservices", and various attempts to redefine the term towards containers, virtual machines, ESBs...

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Reactor and Reactive Streams to power your MicroService Architecture

Featuring Stéphane Maldini

Microservice Architecture is now becoming the standard for a large range of companies. Amid the problems to solve when building micro-services, developers need to think asynchronously.

Reactor offers a progressive and non opinionated concurrency handling to any JVM application — and beyond. Not...

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The Future of Microservices

Featuring Greg Young

Join Greg young to learn of his insights into Microservices. More details to follow.

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MuCon Park Bench Panel Discussion

Join a panel of speakers from the day to discuss those burning questions around microservices.

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Chipping away at a monolith: Why discipline isn’t enough

Featuring Steve McDonald and Mark Landeryou

Improving a large monolithic application is tough. Much has been written about techniques to improve legacy code but these tools without a large measure of self-discipline are ineffective. The bigger the code base, the bigger the team, the harder it becomes to maintain the discipline required.

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The 7 Deadly Sins of Microservices

Featuring Tareq Abedrabbo

All is not completely rosy in Microservice-land. It’s a sign of an architectural approach’s maturity that not only that patterns abound, but that around the edges anti-patterns are beginning to emerge.

In this talk Tareq Abed Rabbo will introduce 7 dreadful ways that you could ruin your next...

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Engineering cross-system sanity into Microservices

Featuring Jakub Korab

Moving away from monolithic to microservice architectures means plunging head first into the cold waters of integration and distributed systems. Platforms that have a lot of moving pieces have to be designed from the ground up to be resilient and ensure consistency of state across the system.

To...

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Developing Java Services for the Cloud

Featuring Daniel Bryant

Building microservices for the Cloud is easy, right?... Perhaps, but if you want to build effective and reliable services that not only work correctly within the Cloud, but also take advantage of running within this unique environment, then you might be in for a surprise. This talk will introduce...

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