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Fully Reactive: Spring, Kotlin, and JavaFX Playing Together
Trisha Gee discusses how Spring Framework 5, Spring Boot, Reactor, Kotlin, JavaFX, and MongoDB can work together.
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RSocket Messaging with Spring
Rossen Stoyanchev, Brian Clozel and Rob Winch cover the upcoming RSocket support in the Spring Framework, Spring Boot, and Spring Security.
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Building a High-Performance Networking Protocol for Microservices
Robert Roeser and Arsalan Farooq talk about how techniques used in Fintech and Adtech can be used to improve performance in distributed applications.
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Bayesian Optimization of Gaussian Processes with Applications to Performance Tuning
Ramki Ramakrishna discusses using Bayesian optimization of Gaussian processes to optimize the performance of a microservices architecture.
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Beyond Entitlements for Cloud-native
Chandra Guntur and Hong Liu show how they use Open Policy Agent with Spring Boot and HOCON to produce a responsibility management solution that scales to volume and performance needs.
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The Not-So-Straightforward Road from Microservices to Serverless
Phil Calçado discusses the fundamental concepts, technologies, and practices behind Microservices and Serverless.
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Peloton - Uber's Webscale Unified Scheduler on Mesos & Kubernetes
Mayank Bansal and Apoorva Jindal present Peloton, a Unified Resource Scheduler for collocating heterogeneous workloads in shared Mesos clusters.
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Conquering Microservices Complexity @Uber with Distributed Tracing
Yuri Shkuro talks about how Uber is using distributed tracing to make sense of a large number of microservices and the interaction among them.
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Practical DDD: Bounded Contexts + Events => Microservices
Indu Alagarsamy talks about the intersection of Domain Driven Design as a software discipline with Messaging as a technology counterpart.
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From Monolith to Observable Microservices Using DDD
María Gómez shows how to move from a monolith to microservices applying Domain-Driven Design principles. She explains how to better maintain microservices in production by making them observable.
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Introduction to SMI (the Service Mesh Interface)
Brendan Burns talks about the recently released generic interface for service mesh technology and covers the SMI specification and implementations.
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The Service Mesh: It's about Traffic
Oliver Gould talks about the Linkerd project, a service mesh hosted by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, to give operators control over the traffic between their microservices.