Cloud-native Java (the Workshop)

In this workshop we’ll look at how to build cloud-native Java applications. A cloud-native application is one that is designed to fully exploit a cloud platform both in the application layer – where things decompose into microservices – and at the data layer where NoSQL offers better horizontal scaling and fitness for specific purpose. We’ll look at:

writing services and handling non-functional requirements like metrics and logging with Spring Boot
scaling out safely and building fault-tolerant systems using Spring Cloud and its support for distributed systems patterns like the circuit breaker, service registration and discovery, and centralized configuration management.
offloading as much operational work as possible to the platform, Cloud Foundry

Date: 2017-05-08
Time: 10:00 - 18:00
Conference / Event: JAX 2017
Venue: Rheingoldhalle, Mainz

Speaker

Michael Plöd Fellow

Michael is a fellow at INNOQ. His current areas of expertise are Domain-driven Design, Team Topologies, socio-technical architectures and the transformation of IT delivery organizations towards collaboration and loosely coupled teams. Michael is the author of the book “Hands-on Domain-driven Design - by example” on Leanpub, the translator of the book Team Topologies to German for O’Reilly and a regular speaker at national and international conferences.

Cloud-native Java (the Workshop)

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