O'Reilly Software Architecture Conference 2017 - New York, New York
2017-04-02..2017-04-05
New York, United States
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| The evolution and future of software architecture | Mark Richards | 03m |
Large banking monoliths rely on a small, fixed set of entry points — telephone operators, ATMs, tellers — a pattern called controlled access that handles… | ||
| Computers are easy; people are hard | Bridget Kromhout | 02m |
Claim: human coordination is harder than eventual consistency; networks and IaaS will fail, but automation that degrades gracefully still breaks without shared… | ||
| An introduction to serverless | Mike Roberts | 06m |
Serverless splits into two concrete pieces: back-end as a service components like Google Firebase and AWS Cognito that replace databases and auth, and… | ||
| Give me that old-time pattern language | Matt Stine | 02m |
Argues that pattern languages are literal three-part rules mapping context, recurring problem (an unbalanced system of forces) and solution, and reclaims… | ||
| Serverless architectures built on an open source platform | Daniel Krook | 05m |
OpenWhisk on IBM Bluemix provides an event-driven serverless platform built from nginx, CouchDB, Consul, Kafka and Docker and running in production on Bluemix… | ||
| The architects below | Jessica Kerr | 03m |
Point of sale software enforces a safety control loop from retail administration so cashiers must get approvals for discounts and the developer team adds a… | ||
| Service-oriented architecture as an ecosystem | Ryan Murray | 10m |
Argues for treating service-oriented architecture as a business-aligned ecosystem that prioritizes core capabilities first, builds reusable APIs on top of… | ||
| Getting started with fast data architecture | Duncan K. DeVore | 12m |
Argues that streaming needs sub-second near real-time processing and elasticity so systems keep running under load, and that practical fast-data stacks use… | ||
| The O’Reilly Software Architecture Conference - New York, NY | 02m | |
Claims that it’s time to retire the monolith and break systems into discrete services that can scale individually and fail in isolation, but warns that doing… | ||
| Creating clear boundaries for in infinite possibilities | Steve Pousty | 14m |
Red Hat positions OpenShift as a Kubernetes distribution (Red Hat is the number two contributor to Kubernetes) that automates build and deploy pipelines: it… | ||
| Looking at the web agnostically | David Jenkins | 10m |
Claims a move from page-centric sites to content as JSON via a cloud SaaS headless CMS that exposes read/write APIs plus SDKs and a graphical editor UI for… | ||
| It starts and ends with you | Aaron Bedra | 03m |
Argues that threat modeling is the concrete decision tool that turns vague security hopes into prioritized actions, using automation to surface where controls… | ||
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