THE SOFTWARE-DEFINED ENTERPRISE CONFERENCE
Microservices, Docker, and Containers, Large Scale Data Processing, Cloud, and Modern Architecture

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by Danilo Poccia, Robert Kubis, Frank Greco, Ray Tsang, Bert Ertman , John Davies, Steve Ross-Talbot download a PDF brochure Download Event Brochure

Description

In today’s dynamic enterprise, business requirements and deliverables are expanding at an accelerating pace. Business agility is now more critical than ever while our traditional technology strategies are challenged. Change is more than constant; it is continuous. To adapt and react to this environment, information technology and services Architectures have evolved. Applications are now composed of a increasingly growing collection of smaller services reachable via a very large set of APIs and libraries. And to manage these applications, new models of software design using small, independently deployable services have proven successful. Many enterprises are moving towards these microservices architectures as a solution. This type of architecture involves designing our systems as collections of independently deployable services for improved agility and business responsiveness. The advantages are substantial compared to a traditional services approach. However, like many advances in information technology, there are considerations as organizations change their design approach, alter their implementations and evolve their cultures. There are a number of modern tools, new techniques and clear trends in using microservices architectures that every informed technology executive, technical manager and enterprise architect should know. This Conference is for Senior Architects, Technology Managers and IT Managers. They need to understand how to leverage these tools, techniques and trends for the benefit of their users, their engineering teams, their organization and perhaps their complete enterprise ecosystem.

What you will learn

  • Lessons Learned with Enterprise Microservices
  • Latest Details on Docker and Containers
  • Techniques on How to Scale Enterprise Systems
  • How to Manage Large Enterprise Datasets in a Microservices Architecture
  • Case Studies on Migrating from a Monolith to a Set of Microservice
  • Building Fault Tolerant Enterprise Services
  • How to Design a Reliable Enterprise Architecture through Protocols
  • High Performance Streaming Data Services
  • Accessing Enterprise Services using the Web
  • Modern Web Delivery of Services using Progressive Web Apps
  • Event-Driven Services vs. REST-based Services
  • Serverless Computing for the Enterprise
  • What’s Next for the Services Enterprise? - Panel of Experts

Main Topics

  • The State of Microservices
  • Microservices minus the Hype
  • Scaling Up to Your First 10 Million Users
  • An Agile Extension to Docker for Building Reliable Software
  • Dataflow and BigQuery
  • The Fallacies of Distributed Computing: Building Fault Tolerant Services
  • Progressive Web Applications - A New Approach to Accessing Services
  • Apache Spark and Streaming Processing
  • Container Orchestration with Kubernetes
  • Building Event-Driven Serverless Applications
  • Where Do We Go from Here?