Keynote: Operating Microservices: Everything Is at Scale

Featuring Sarah Wells

If you only have to do things a few times, you can do them manually. With microservices, you need to automate pretty much everything. Doing it manually just takes too long.

And it’s not just provisioning and deployment pipelines. How do you keep service run books up to date for 100+ services?...

Lightning Talk: Microservice Or Micromonolth

Featuring Andy Czerwinski

So what criteria do you use to describe the microservices that you have deployed into production? Do they follow the "golden path" of each service having control over every aspect of its self and all its supporting services? Or as you break up the ancient monolith, do you recreate lots...

Scaling Microservices with Message Queues, Spring Boot and Kubernetes

Featuring Daniele Polencic

You used the Spring framework to create web-services in the blink of an eye. And you know how great it’s to build small services that compose into a larger system. And it works great — until you have to run it in production.

With so many dependencies, how do you deploy applications in the right...

Keynote: How to be WRONG with Microservices, and still WIN

Featuring Russ Miles

Being wrong is often seen as the WORSE THING THAT CAN HAPPEN(tm), especially when you’re building business critical applications and services. But the increased velocity of modern software development, as enabled with continuous delivery and a micro services architectural style, plus the...

Implementing Microservices In Serverless Paradigm

Featuring Nikhil Barthwal

Microservices architecture uses an assembly of fine grained services to deliver functionality. The goal of this architectural style is to innovate by reducing the dependencies between teams which results in faster code to production.

Serverless Architecture Code is an execution model where...

Lightning Talk: Type Me If You Can: A Type-driven Approach to Microservice Development

Featuring Rumyana Neykova

Types are probably the last thing that comes to your mind when someone mentions microservices. The aim of this talk is to change this misconception.

Rumyana will share with you that types can be used to understand, test, specify and verify microservices. In particular, she will give you a crash...

Lightning Talk: Microservices and Dependency Mapping - How to Obtain and Leverage the Graph of the System Component Interactions

Featuring Mikael Wozniak

BritishGas adopted microservices 2 years ago. A heavily distributed architectural style that comes with opportunities and challenges when it comes to understanding how a given system actually works. Mapping the dependencies between the ever growing list of involved components is becoming crucial...

Microservices From Day One

Featuring Richard Rodger

Keynote: Deriving Meaning in a Time of Chaos: The Intersection Between Chaos Engineering and Observability for Distributed Systems

Featuring Crystal Hirschorn

In this talk Crystal will explore incident planning, postmortem-driven development, chaos engineering, and observability practices and the impact this can have for operating distributed systems as scale. You will learn about the exponential effect chaos engineering practices can have on levelling...

Keynote: Not Just Events: Developing Asynchronous Microservices

Featuring Chris Richardson

The microservice architecture functionally decomposes an application into a set of services. Each service has its own private database that’s only accessible indirectly through the services API. Consequently, implementing queries and transactions that span multiple services is challenging. In...