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The Human Side of Microservices
John Billings talks about winning over those skeptical about the benefits of microservices along with tips on caching, failure, interface changes, etc. for building a distributed system architecture.
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An Enterprise Journey to DevOps at Manulife
The panelists discuss how Manulife is transforming the way it builds software and how this transformation looks like from the point of view of developers, operators and the business.
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Pragmatic Steps to DevOps: EMC Dojo One Year Later
Brian Roche describes how EMC adopted new work patterns to continuously innovate and deliver on their CNA Platform, adopting a DevOps culture.
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Unwinding Platform Complexity with Concourse
Matt Curry and Alan Moran talk about how they started with a Concourse pipeline and evolved it into a platform automation powerhouse that delivers the entirety of their developer platform ecosystem.
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Keep Calm and CF Push on Azure
Gil Isaacs talks about Microsoft’s open source PaaS strategy and shows an example of how we can deploy Java micro-services to (Pivotal) Cloud Foundry on Azure.
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When Java Shops Grow Up They Become Web Companies
James Governor looks to bring the threads together about the Java renaissance and associated cultural change.
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The Power of Partnership & Building a Cloud Native Tier-1 Platform in Parallel to the Existing Platform and Performing a Reverse Integration Deployment Strategy
Working with the Comcast SPARROW Activation Team Pivotal provided input on product strategy, architecture and design, anticipating more than a 50% reduction in infrastructure systems.
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Unik: Unikernel Backend to Cloud Foundry
Idit Levine introduces Unik, an orchestration system for unikernels. He covers: an overview of Unikernel, UniK and the integration with Cloud Foundry followed by a demo.
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Adding ES6 to Your Developer Toolbox
Jeff Strauss presents some of the most interesting features available in ES6, providing developers with reasons why they should start using it today.
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Distributed Systems in Practice, in Theory
Aysylu Greenberg revisits some features of modern distributed systems and shows three architectural patterns, their application, and reference papers that are relevant to today's distributed systems.
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Low Latency Microservices in Java
Peter Lawrey discusses the differences between microservices and monolith architectures, their relative benefits and disadvantages, patterns and strategies implementing low latency microservices.
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0 to 100 days - Running DRTs at Dropbox
Thomissa Comellas shares her experiences developing and rolling out new Disaster Recovery Testing techniques at Dropbox. Tammy Butow shares how her team runs DRTs and has implemented the techniques.