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How to Make Linux Microservice-Aware with Cilium and eBPF
Thomas Graf talks about a new efficient in-kernel programming language called eBPF. It allows extending existing kernel components or glue them together in new forms without changing the kernel itself
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From Content Management to Content Services with Spring Boot, Data and Content
Doug Hoke, Paul Warren discuss building Content Services on PCF with Spring Boot, Data and Content.
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Accelerating the Consumption of APIs Built on Cloud Foundry
Prithpal Bhogill discusses using APIs with a microservices architecture, covering API lifecycle, and accelerating the consumption of APIs built on Cloud Foundry.
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Securing Microservices in Hybrid Cloud
Komes Subramaniam introduces T-Mobile’s Authentication and Authorization Process (TAAP), presenting how it works and what are the benefits.
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Connecting, Managing, Observing, and Securing Services
Zack Butcher talks about how a service mesh helps with the transition from monoliths to microservices, to empower operations teams, and to adopt security best-practices.
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Spring Boot as a Teaching Tool
Afua Ankomah, Alton Henley describe their journey learning Spring Boot through the eyes of students of varying backgrounds, describing their path to the workforce.
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What We Got Wrong: Lessons from the Birth of Microservices
Ben Sigelman talks about what Google got wrong about microservices, the lessons learned along the way and how to apply those lessons today.
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From Winning the Microservice War to Keeping the Peace
Andrew McVeigh explains how to avoid common pitfalls when working with microservices.
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Consumer-Driven Contract Testing with Spring Cloud Contract
Olga Maciaszek-Sharma, Eddu Melendez discuss Spring Cloud Contract, showing its capabilities to keep producers and consumers working together correctly and avoid breaking the integration between them.
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A Tale of Two Frameworks: Spring Cloud and Istio
Shubha Anjur Tupil and Spencer Gibb compare Spring Cloud with Istio, exploring the use cases that are best suited for each of them.
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Spring Boot 2.0 Web Applications
Brian Clozel and Stéphane Nicoll demo a WebFlux application and leverage Boot features such as Actuator, Developer Tools and more.
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Reactor Netty, the Default Spring Boot 2.0 Runtime
Violeta Georgieva discusses the architecture of Reactor Netty along with the major features and best practices and recommendations which are demonstrated with live coding.