InfoQ Homepage Presentations
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The Paved PaaS to Microservices at Netflix
Yunong Xiao discusses how Netflix standardizes common functionality like service discovery, configuration, metrics, logging, and RPC, across services.
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Managing Data in Microservices
Randy Shoup shares microservices managing data patterns from Google, eBay, and Stitch Fix., talking on the need to access the data only through microservice's interface, communicate through events.
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What Google Learned about Creating Effective Teams
Matt Sakaguchi talks about some of the practical research Google has done around building effective teams, along with key insights from the Pilot program at Google.
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Turn Your API into a Product
Arnaud Breton provides advice on how to take a software and make it a product and how to manage an API product.
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The State of API Languages
Jerome Louvel discusses the state of API languages, covering especially OAS, RAML and API Blueprint.
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AI as a Service at Scale: Retail Case Study
Eldar Sadikov discusses emerging applications of AI in retail, illustrating how Jetlore's machine learning rank technology is currently utilized to power millions of consumer experiences every day.
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Yes, and...
Liz Keogh uses the principle of "Yes, and..." as a way of looking differently at some core Kanban principles, explaining how to create leadership and bring safety to the team.
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Serverless Design Patterns with AWS Lambda: Big Data with Little Effort
Tim Wagner discusses Big Data on serverless, showing working examples and how to set up a CI/CD pipeline, demonstrating AWS Lambda with the Serverless Application Model (SAM).
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Java Futures: Modules and More
Karen Kinnear highlights some Java 9 features, diving into the Module System (project Jigsaw), and taking a sneak peak at some of the future Java projects currently incubating.
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Empowering Devices for IoT with Erlang and FPGA
Irina Guberman discusses challenges using FPGAs and Erlang in IoT, including enforcing security and updating FPGA devices on the fly.
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A Series of Unfortunate Container Events @Netflix
Amit Joshi and Andrew Spyker talk about Project Titus, Netflix's container runtime on top of Amazon EC2.
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Survival of the Fittest - Streaming Architectures
Michael Hansen talks about the core principles that will stand the tests of streaming evolution, the potential pitfalls that we may stumble over on our path to streaming and how to avoid these.