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This eMag addresses three overlapping but distinct perspectives on the impact of GDPR - customers will be thankful, our reputation will be safeguarded, and crippling fines will be avoided. (eMag) |
In this podcast Shane Hastie spoke with Troy Magennis about his talks at the conference on "I love the smell of data in the morning" and "10 ways to choose what to start next". (Podcast) |
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Przemyslaw Pastuszka and Carlos Garcia present how Big Data is handled in Google Cloud Platform to build an end-to-end ML pipeline: how data is stored & processed in BigQuery, post-processed & copied with Dataflow, then used to train Deep Neural Network models with TensorFlow, how all this is orchestrated using Query Manager, and how predictions are run in real-time using Cloud ML Engine and Datastore. (Presentation) The next QCon is QCon New York, June 27-29, 2018. Join us! |
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Mark Fisher and João Martins discuss using the Spring Cloud adapters for GCP to develop cloud native applications. (Presentation) |
Tim Leong discusses how Comcast leverages BOSH, the Service Broker API and Custom Buildpacks to add functionality to their DevOps teams to deploy and maintain geographically dispersed applications. (Presentation) |
Dave Bartoletti discusses the benefits of doing operations with cloud native. (Presentation) |
Ted Tollefson and Shawn Sherwood show how Kroger Technology has leveraged the APIs of Spring Initializr, Cloud Foundry, CI/CD tools, and databases to automate project initiation. (Presentation) |
Brian Kirkland and Ryan Pei discuss continuous delivery and show how to setup a Concourse pipeline. (Presentation) |
Dmitry Didovicher introduces CDD and discusses how they used Pivotal and Compliance Automation technologies to receive a certification to run PostgreSQL-As-A-Service. (Presentation) |
Paul Sweetman and Alex Harvey talk about The Ocado Smart Platform. They present how Ocado Technology has built a scalable, AWS-based microservices architecture and Google Cloud-powered data analytics combined with a swarm robotics grid controlled by an intelligent air traffic system running on private cloud that is unlike anything currently available on the market. (Presentation) The next QCon is QCon New York, June 27-29, 2018. Join us! |
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Gyanendra Aggarwal introduces Elixir GenStage, a back-pressure abstraction, demonstrating how to use it through a real case warehouse automation. (Presentation) |
Eric Torreborre presents using the Eff monad at Zalando to structure a REST microservice, introducing an approach for dependency injection using the Reader monad (classic) and tree rewriting. (Presentation) |
There are some interesting movements in the development space recently and we try to cover them as they emerge. While WebAssembly has caught developers’ imaginations, Vue.js and Angular are gaining wider adoption, as React did previously. Learn more. |
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Join the Pivotal team and their customers for an update on the Spring ecosystem, including the release of Spring Boot 2.0. Simon Wardley also presents a guide to technical strategy, mapping and patterns of evolution. (Presentation) |
The Pivotal team and their customers present an overview of the current Cloud Foundry and Spring 5 ecosystem, with a technical focus on cloud native applications and reactive programming. From the business perspective, the keynote discusses the importance of goal setting and innovation within the enterprise. (Presentation) |
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Jamund Ferguson discusses tackling challenges with large-scale Node.js deployments, using async/await to handle errors, and strategies to embrace latest JavaScript technologies. (Presentation) The next QCon is QCon New York, June 27-29, 2018. Join us! |
Chris Woodruff discusses Electron, how to set up the development environment, generate a starter project, and build some business logic. He will also start building a UX with the Photon control kit. (Presentation) |
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Recently released Android Studio 3.1 switched to a new DEX compiler which promises to provide better and faster compilation, writes Google software engineer Jeffrey van Gogh. (News) |
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Service mesh is a dedicated infrastructure layer for handling service-to-service communication and offers a platform to connect, manage, and secure microservices. InfoQ spoke with subject matter experts in the service mesh area to learn more about why service mesh frameworks have become critical components of cloud native architectures. (Article) |
At Netflix, the cloud database engineering team is responsible for providing several flavors of data persistence as a service to microservice development teams. Roopa Tangirala explained how her team has created self-service tools that help developers easily implement the appropriate data store for each project's needs. (Article) |
Rahul Deo discusses how to lower the cost of Pivotal migration using an engagement model which manages rising cost issues. (Presentation) |
Moritz Lipp explains how the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities exploit hardware optimizations to read otherwise inaccessible data processed on the computer. He explains the background to understand the underlying issue and the uncomfortable security consequences they bring, and why it is no coincidence that four teams of researchers discovered the same vulnerabilities in the same time frame. (Presentation) The next QCon is QCon New York, June 27-29, 2018. Join us! |
Allen Wang talks about how Netflix addresses the issues of stability and scalability in a cloud environment by having many smaller and mostly immutable Kafka clusters with limited state changes. He proves the merit of this architecture in mathematical terms and illustrates how this architecture and additional tooling helps to improve availability, scale and failover. (Presentation) The next QCon is QCon New York, June 27-29, 2018. Join us! |
Danny Yuan talks about how Uber scaled its Elasticsearch clusters as well as its ingestion pipelines for ingestions, queries, data storage, and operations by a three-person team. He covers topics like federation, query optimization, caching, failure recovery, data fidelity, transition from Lambda architecture to Kappa architecture, and improvements on Elasticsearch internals. (Presentation) The next QCon is QCon New York, June 27-29, 2018. Join us! |
Pablo Jensen focuses on best practices and lessons learned in building resilient systems. Topics discussed include: multi-cloud positioning, geo-location strategies, best-of-breed provider mix consideration, organizational structure/hacking, and, of course, lessons implementing a comprehensive tech stack. (Presentation) The next QCon is QCon New York, June 27-29, 2018. Join us! |
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The book Agile Management by Mike Hoogveld explores how the agile principles and values can be implemented in an agile way to improve the flexibility and entrepreneurship within organizations. It shows how the “voice of the customer” should be the starting point for designing the products, services, channels and processes you offer to your customers. (Article) |
With organizations around the globe trying to go lean, there is a definite rise in distributed and agile work environments today. This article provides advice on overcoming the inherent challenges of this combination. An approach that, rather than fueling another set of conflicts, helps remote teams sort out their priorities and be more productive. (Article) |
Dan North argues that the purpose of Continuous Delivery is to support business agility, and that people shouldn’t try to boil the ocean, but instead choose one thing to go after. (Presentation) |