London .NET September 2019 with James Bender

Organised by LDNUG: London .NET User Group

This month we've got James Bender on how to build the REST API of your dreams, plus a second guest speaker to be confirmed.

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HTTP API patterns

Featuring Toby Henderson

After doing the standard HTTP CRUD, sometimes you need to do more, become a little more sophisticated in your manipulation of resources and add some depth to your HTTP API.

This talk will take you through some common HTTP API patterns, provide you with names for these patterns so we can talk...

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Fast Track to RESTful Microservices

Led by Jim Webber

Are you ready to learn how to design and build microservices with RESTful APIs? Join Jim Webber for his comprehensive 3-day course at the leading edge of REST and Microservices and learn how to design and build microservices with RESTful APIs through examples in code, live demos and design...

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F# and GraphQL - How We Did It

Featuring Bartosz Sypytkowski

In this talk, Bartosz will briefly cover how GraphQL standard can change your perspective on building web services. Next, he'll share about its tradeoffs over standard REST applications, and how they decided to address them in the F# implementation of GraphQL server (known as...

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Keynote: Operating Microservices: Everything Is at Scale

Featuring Sarah Wells

If you only have to do things a few times, you can do them manually. With microservices, you need to automate pretty much everything. Doing it manually just takes too long.

And it’s not just provisioning and deployment pipelines. How do you keep service run books up to date for 100+ services?...

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Keynote: How to be WRONG with Microservices, and still WIN

Featuring Russ Miles

Being wrong is often seen as the WORSE THING THAT CAN HAPPEN(tm), especially when you’re building business critical applications and services. But the increased velocity of modern software development, as enabled with continuous delivery and a micro services architectural style, plus the...

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Keynote: Not Just Events: Developing Asynchronous Microservices

Featuring Chris Richardson

The microservice architecture functionally decomposes an application into a set of services. Each service has its own private database that’s only accessible indirectly through the services API. Consequently, implementing queries and transactions that span multiple services is challenging. In...

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Microservices, Bounded Contexts, and Everything in Between

Featuring Vladik Khononov

“95% of the words are spent extolling the benefits of ‘modularity’ and that little, if anything, is said about how to achieve it” - Glenford J. Myers, 1978. This quote is 40 years old. Today, 4 decades later, nothing has changed except terminology. Time to fix this.

In this talk Vladik will share...

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3 Common Pitfalls In Microservice Integration And How To Avoid Them

Featuring Bernd Rücker

Integrating microservices and taming distributed systems is hard. In this talk Bernd will share with you three challenges he's observed in real-life projects and discuss how to avoid them.

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Building Teams That Build Microservices

Featuring David Genn

A microservices architecture can help teams build more flexible and resilient systems where changes can be released more frequently to production. To make adopting microservices successful, you need to focus as much time on refactoring your teams and culture as you do your code.

To make the most...

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Lightning Talk: Microservices and Dependency Mapping - How to Obtain and Leverage the Graph of the System Component Interactions

Featuring Mikael Wozniak

BritishGas adopted microservices 2 years ago. A heavily distributed architectural style that comes with opportunities and challenges when it comes to understanding how a given system actually works. Mapping the dependencies between the ever growing list of involved components is becoming crucial...

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Stop Bashing Orchestration! And Long Live Choreography!

Featuring Martin Schimak

How can you approach end-to-end business processes crossing multiple microservices? A choreography leverages event collaboration, orchestration suggests a request-and-response oriented style. Which pattern should you prefer? In this talk, Martin will explore the arguments put forward for one or...

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Implementing Microservices In Serverless Paradigm

Featuring Nikhil Barthwal

Microservices architecture uses an assembly of fine grained services to deliver functionality. The goal of this architectural style is to innovate by reducing the dependencies between teams which results in faster code to production.

Serverless Architecture Code is an execution model where...

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Lightning Talk: Bulding Event-Sourcing Microservices With Kafka

Featuring Pegerto Fernandez Torres

Event sourcing was born with the idea of decomposite the monolithic, they have become the defacto architecture for a software problem.

But microservice present different challenges for a data-centric organisation, including the decentralisation of the source of truth, in this talk Pegerto will...

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Cultivating a Microservice Culture Via Tooling

Featuring Tom Vance

In this talk Tom will share with you a guided end-to-end tour of the microservice engineering experience at Holiday Extras, which gets used and loved daily by 80 engineers spread over 20 teams. You'll be peeking under the hood at how new services are built, how code gets shared, how CI and...

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Placing Microservices in Digital Transformations

Featuring Kenny Baas-Schwegler and Gideon de Kok

Microservices and Digital Transformations share a lot of the same properties; (almost) everyone is doing it, (almost) nobody knows how to do it, (almost) no-one actually knows what it means beyond the buzzword bingo. But in the focus to reduce structural complexity, the increase of autonomy and...

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How Monzo Replaced a Critical Live System Without Anyone Noticing

Featuring Irina Bednova

What happens when your platform reaches a point where you need to rethink previous decisions? How does the microservice architecture hold up against changes spanning across large parts of the system? Monzo has several payment processors used by hundreds of thousands of people daily and handling...

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What Can Lagom Do For You?

Featuring Renato Cavalcanti

Much has been said about building Microservices and the advantages of it, but how can you build truly scalable and distributed Microservices systems?

In this talk, Renato will share with you the architectural principles promoted by the Lagom Framework. Through interactive demos you will learn how...

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Stop Reinventing The Wheel With Istio

Featuring Mete Atamel

Containers provide a consistent and reproducible environment to run our services. Orchestration systems like Kubernetes help you to manage and scale our container cluster with a consistent API. This is a good start for a loosely coupled microservices architecture but it is not enough. How do you...

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Lightning Talk: Microservice Or Micromonolth

Featuring Andy Czerwinski

So what criteria do you use to describe the microservices that you have deployed into production? Do they follow the "golden path" of each service having control over every aspect of its self and all its supporting services? Or as you break up the ancient monolith, do you recreate lots...

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