November 4, 2019

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The cloud-native Java workshop

The cloud-native Java workshop

Kenny Bastani demonstrates how to build cloud-native Java applicationsdesigned 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.
Talk Title The cloud-native Java workshop
Speakers Kenny Bastani (Pivotal)
Conference O’Reilly Open Source Convention
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Location Austin, Texas
Date May 16-19, 2016
URL Talk Page
Slides Talk Slides
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Kenny Bastani demonstrates how to build cloud-native Java applications—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. Topics include:

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