GOTO Stockholm 2016
2016-05-09..2016-05-11
Stockholm, Sweden
who it's for
platform engineers, devops engineers, site reliability engineers, backend developers, infrastructure architects, cloud engineers
topics
content delivery networks; hotspot analysis from version control; microservices migration at Zalando; microservice team organization; service-oriented monitoring with RED; docker security and image scanning; Nomad container scheduling; Docker Swarm service orchestration; Mantl modern infrastructure stack; AWS Lambda serverless patterns; metrics optimized deployment pipeline; Neo4j graph database
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| What is a CDN & why Developers should Care about using one | Artur Bergman | 32m |
CDNs act as global reverse proxies that cache content at the edge, reduce latency and absorb attacks: a single rack can hold ~768 TB SSD, Fastly reports… | ||
| 7 Secrets of Maintainable Codebases | Adam Tornhill | 39m |
Argues that Version Control behavioral data surfaces the real maintenance targets: a power‑law of change concentrates most work in 3–6% of files, hotspot… | ||
| From Monolith to Microservices at Zalando | Rodrigue Schaefer | 38m |
Zalando moves from a Java/Postgres monolith (after outgrowing Magento PHP) to hundreds of microservices, reorganizing into autonomous teams of ~2–12 people… | ||
| Pragmatic Microservices | Randy Shoup | 44m |
Large systems tend to evolve into microservices, not start there: eBay moves from a single DLL of 3.4 million lines to a polyglot service landscape over years… | ||
| It's Simple… | Adrian Cockcroft | 38m |
Argues that scaling demands clear boundaries and self‑service tooling, not diagrams: Netflix moves from a monolith to 100+ Cassandra clusters behind APIs… | ||
| It is not just Microservices | Fred George | 47m |
Claims that microservices succeed only with matching ops and org changes and gives concrete evidence: a team pushes to production every 3.5 minutes, operates… | ||
| Monitoring Microservices | Tom Wilkie | 35m |
Argues monitoring must shift primary key from host to service and adopts RED: rate error duration as the three service metrics, shows dashboards built with… | ||
| Docker Security | Adrian Mouat | 35m |
Containers share the kernel so kernel attacks and container breakouts are real risks; an image scan of Debian finds 113 high vulnerabilities while a minimal… | ||
| Nomad: Scheduling Applications at Scale | Seth Vargo | 40m |
Nomad is a HashiCorp scheduler that runs as a single binary install, uses Consul/Serf for gossip and consensus across regions and data centers, and accepts… | ||
| Higher Order Infrastructure - Microservices on the Docker Swarm | Nicola Paolucci | 36m |
A polyglot voting app is built and deployed across five DigitalOcean hosts provisioned with Docker Machine, using Docker Swarm for cluster management and… | ||
| Building a Modern Infrastructure Stack | Steven Borelli | 40m |
An open-source Mantl stack assembles Terraform-provisioned clouds, Consul service discovery with health checks, Vault-backed secrets exposed via a VaultFS… | ||
| AWS Lambda - Logic in the Cloud without Back-end | Ian Massingham | 33m |
AWS Lambda runs code behind API Gateway, S3, DynamoDB and IoT endpoints so a single‑page app can use S3+CloudFront for assets, API Gateway→Lambda for logic and… | ||
| Strategy on Big Programmes | Jamie Dobson | 33m |
Argues containerization and similar shifts are strategic because they cut across org boundaries and leave winners and losers, so plan for the central paradox… | ||
| Event Logging | Valtteri Wallden | 11m |
Truecaller rebuilds event logging around two concrete choices: a single, immutable schema repo using Apache Avro to generate cross-language libraries so events… | ||
| How Platforms Work | Casey West | 43m |
Defines six concrete platform capabilities and demos them with Cloud Foundry and BOSH running on a laptop: dynamic DNS routing and load balancing, autoscaling… | ||
| Back to the Future | Robert Virding | 10m |
Erlang/OTP on the BEAM is presented as a 30‑year‑old stack that already solves modern problems: hundreds of thousands of lightweight processes handling tens of… | ||
| Building a Metrics Optimised Pipeline (Full Automation) | Andrew Phillips | 37m |
Argues that continuous delivery is about idea-to-user not commit-to-production and shows how to auto-check architectural signals (SQL counts, exceptions… | ||
| A Practical Guide to Container Scheduling | Mandy Waite | 44m |
Kubernetes (kubes) is presented as a production-ready scheduler that runs containers across clouds and bare metal, claiming Google launches 2 billion… | ||
| Self-Service Infrastructure | Daniele Sluijters | 09m |
Spotify runs a self-service provisioning system that lets teams scale microservices from a capacity tab in the company dashboard rather than through ops. It… | ||
| Exploring Neo4j | David Montag | 08m |
Shows Neo4j modeling real infrastructure as connected nodes: virtual services → pools → app instances → compute → storage, used by LendingClub topology with an… | ||
| The Sparkling Solution that Scales to IoT | Ken Sipe | 39m |
Demo shows a 10-node EC2 cluster (Frankfurt) running Mesos/DCOS with three instances of a sleep app whose logs are tailed concurrently, and a UI/CLI that… | ||
| Deploying Code & Resource to Microsoft Azure | Kristofer Liljeblad | 39m |
Azure runs from over 24 data centers and deploys everything via REST APIs or CLI, using ARM templates and GitHub as source. Demo shows deploying a Linux VM… | ||
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