SpringOne 2018 Architecture
All the SpringOne Platform talks relating to architecture from the 2018 conference.
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15:40Watch VideoDave Syer, Vmware Tanzu — Choosing Software Abstractions, SpringOne Platform 2019
Watch Dave Syer, Senior Consulting Engineer at Pivotal, present at SpringOne Platform 2018, filmed in Washington, D.C about cloud abstractions, and using the right mix of Functions, Apps, Data and Con
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28:57Watch VideoThinking Architecturally
Rich Hickey once said programmers know the benefits of everything and the trade offs of nothing… an approach that can lead a project down a path of frustrated developers and unhappy customers. However
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View PresentationGuide to "Reactive" for Spring MVC Developers
SpringOne Platform 2018 Guide to "Reactive" for Spring MVC Developers Rossen Stoyanchev, Pivotal
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29:16Watch VideoDecoding Distributed Systems
Ever wanted to learn more about distributed systems and when to use them? In this talk, we will be discussing the most important components and designs of distributed systems. Well also explain common
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32:14Watch VideoEvent Driven Architectures with Apache Geode and Spring Integration
Built into Apache Geode is a powerful event driven architecture. This architecture allows the developer to react to changes in the data in many different ways. In this session I will cover the various
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1:01:42Watch VideoSpring, Functions, Serverless and You
Today our world is full of things that are as a service - infrastructure, containers, platforms, software and of course, functions. With developers just now wrapping their heads around application pla
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1:11:22Watch VideoHigh Performance Batch Processing
One of the benefits of batch processing is its efficiency. This efficiency lends itself to the ability to bulk process very large volumes of data. Spring Batch 4.1 brings new enhancements to how we en
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1:11:07Watch VideoCloud-Native Streaming Platform: Running Apache Kafka on PKS (Pivotal Container Service)
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26:51Watch VideoEnterprise Systems Built with Microservices are Designed to Expect Failures
Designing systems for failures between any service call is enshrined as a key principle in Microservices architecture. Implementing Circuit Breaker pattern helps reduce service call failures from casc
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1:08:28Watch VideoPoint-to-Point Messaging Architecture - The Reactive Endgame
What's next after Microservices Architecture? Can we do better than "WebHooks" over HTTP? Should distributed systems grow more complex every year? Can we start thinking beyond Cloud Computing? A major
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24:29Watch VideoCloud-Native Data Architecture: Break Away From Data Monoliths for Cloud-Native Applications
Cloud Native Application Architecture & Design best practices are well established. We would like to focus this session on Cloud Native Data, introduce the concept, and get into some detail around rel
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1:03:12Watch VideoArchitectures That Bend But Don't Break
All software architectures have to deal with stress. Its simply the way the world works! Stressors come from multiple directions, including changes in the marketplace, business models, and customer de
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26:53Watch VideoFrom Inception to Production – Migrating .NET Applications to Pivotal Cloud Foundry
Fiserv has been on a journey to transform their business. This session is to talk about how Fiserv, Pivotal, and Magenic have teamed up to make that vision a reality. Fiserv needed to define their bus
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20:54Watch VideoAgile Architecture
Slides: https://www.slideshare.net/Pivotal/agile-architecture-117825965/Pivotal/agile-architecture-117825965 Some agile engineers that believe architecture isn't agile, and some architects that believ
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1:09:10Watch VideoREST Beyond the Obvious - API Design for Ever-Evolving Systems
Most APIs built today are considered REST APIs these days, when in fact they merely exchange data via HTTP and JSON. At the same time, systems almost never act autonomously but rather live alongside o
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33:09Watch VideoReactive Relational Database Connectivity
As more and more projects start incorporating reactive programming, they start to discover that the only way to get the full benefit of that change is to ensure that they have a fully reactive stack.
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34:59Watch VideoAchieving High Throughput with Reliability in Transactional Systems
IT systems in organizations have grown to become more & more heterogenous and complex. Business on the other hand is also looking for information to make decisions at real-time. This is only adding to
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34:04Watch VideoChaos Engineering for PCF — SpringOne Platform 2018
Modern Internet-scale microservice architectures exhibit complex communication behavior and failure scenarios with chaotic behavior (a.k.a the Butterfly Effect) that may lead to large scale disruptive
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