Thinking Reactive: A practical guide to building Microservices
Developing applications that are reactive, event-driven, and polyglot are required for today's application architecture. While cloud infrastructure and container or Kubernetes solutions—such as Red Hat® OpenStack® Platform and Red Hat OpenShift® Container Platform—provide a robust infrastructure foundation for distributed environments, similar seamless application services require building applications that take full advantage of such an infrastructure. In this talk we will take a look at Quarkus the Kubernetes Native Java framework and how we can easily build reactive microservices, and finally how it enables an event driven architecture with e.g. Kafka, Debezium etc.
During this webinar you will learn:
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Syed M Shaaf, has been at Red Hat for the last 9 years, helping customers with building, creating applications and cloud environments. Shaaf has vast experience in automation of the stack across multiple platforms e.g Solaris, Irix, Linux etc.. Currently Shaaf is part of the Red Hat Runtimes technical marketing team, and spends most of his time evangelising about Quarkus and Vert.x and also creating developer workshops for customers onboarding. Prior to that Shaaf has been a developer, architect and consultant since 2001. Shaaf lives in Copenhagen, Denmark.
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Location:
Nordic Quarkus BlueJeans Prime Webinar
Nordic Quarkus BlueJeans Prime Webinar
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Date: June 3, 2020
Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (GMT+02:00) Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris
(Registration opens 30 minutes earlier)
If you have any question, send us an email.
Max Rydahl Andersen, Distinguished Engineer working for Red Hat on the Quarkus project.
Max has been working in professional open-source the last 15 years being a contributor to core projects like Hibernate/Hibernate Tools, WildFly, Seam and Ceylon. Max lead the team behind JBoss Tools and Developer Studio its first 10 years and been greatly involved in tooling especially around Eclipse and recently focused on developer experience around Kubernetes and OpenShift.
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