Cloud Native Security for the Rest of Us

There are many ways that users can interact with an application, including keyboards, mice, and touch screens. But one newcomer to the UI arena—voice—offers a hands-free, natural option for users to s

Developing applications and incorporating new features into existing projects can be a challenging process. Join us as we explore the capabilities of the Spring CLI, a command-line tool that greatly a

Spring Cloud Functions enables you to write simple Java Functions that, combined with Spring Boot, can easily be realized in a serverless environment such as AWS Lambda. Implementing business logic as

While Agile methods of conducting user research focus on efficiency and iterative products, this process overlooks the impact it has on end-users. In this talk, we will share our experience conducti

Is testing still a manual step for you? We have all been focused on CI/CD and overlooking automating QA in our path to prod. Integrated CI/CT/CD supply chains that are reusable and Kubernetes native r

Making new products stick is challenging and getting people to use new tools is even more challenging. In today’s ever-changing world, where there are different tools for any potential use case, it’s

Join developer advocates Josh Long (Spring) and Mark Heckler (Azure) on their path to deploying a Spring Boot 3 application to the best place on earth: production! This live-coding show will use the n

Upgrading your Spring Boot applications is often tedious and time consuming. This is a required and important investment but doesn’t bring immediate value to your customers. What if these migrations c

Airbnb, Paypal, Netflix, and others are modernizing their microservices using GraphQL to tame the complexity of microservices at scale. By using GraphQL Stitching, calls to multiple microservices can

Spring Data JDBC has recently been enhanced with improved writing strategies to offer long-awaited support for batch operations. These updates deliver significant performance improvements to nearly al

With modern applications spanning from edge to any and all clouds to support data collection, real-time streaming, sensor ingest, edge computing, IoT use cases and edge AI, we need to be able to run o

The software industrial revolution has arrived. Software is now 80% open source and third-party and 20% proprietary code that stitches it together into business-critical applications. We are challenge

Sasquatch. Yeti. The Loch Ness Monster. The 10x Developer. You may think of these as mythical creatures that can’t possibly exist, but the 10x Organization is very real. In this session, Gradle’s Just

Java Records (a language feature finalized in Java 16) give us a language level technique to work with "carriers for immutable data". Though simple enough to describe initially, there are edges to avo

Applications have relied on contextual data that is outside of core business logic for a long time to provide vital insight into what the application is doing. Traditionally, Java applications built o

Sadly, older applications and services too often slow down business innovation, usually stopping innovation completely. Indeed, 76% of executives said they are too invested in legacy applications to c

Problem solving is central to an agile product team. But how do you know which problems to solve? More importantly, how can you tell which problems you shouldn't? Lean product management is all about

A single request arriving at a service can spawn many requests to downstream services. Securing the service-to-service call chain is a critical but challenging problem. This talk covers the key patter

In 2018, Publicis Sapient began the uphill task of re-engineering a decade-old monolith wealth management application toward a nimble and modern architecture. The existing system was not able to meet