Hexagonal Microservices
In addition they'll explore the testing strategy for hexagons (acceptance/regression/unit; mocking strategies) and how it fits into the the development process (sequence diagrams, workflows definition, role-play component testing); agile vs waterfallish.
(RESTful HTTP vs RPC, Ports and adapters with strict interfaces (aka hexagonal architecture) vs components vs layers, universal naming vs service isolation, tell don't ask vs chatty, threads vs async, monitoring, logging, caching, authz).
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Hexagonal Microservices
Vlad Mettler
Vlad Mettler is a Python coder turned team lead, turned technical architect. He has worked for various internet related companies since 1998 using technologies from classic ASP through PHP to Python and Django.
James Gardner
James Gardner is a technical architect. He has worked as an open data consultant and technical lead for the Open Knowledge Foundation working on projects including data.gov.uk. He is also the co-founder of the Pylons web framework which powers sites like reddit.com as well as open data portals all over the world.