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Battling the complexities of constructing a subscription-based system in Java can cause nightmares of huge monolithic beasts or uncontrolled swarms of microservices. To help you sleep better, we'll introduce you to Conductor, our OSS maestro, who can orchestrate our soothing microservices symphony.
Conductor was originally developed by Netflix to help scale & control polyglot microservices. Along with Java Spring Boot as our trusty sidekick, we'll discover how Conductor can help us create & visualize microservices workflows.
We have some cool demos & practical examples!
Thanks to Cockroach Labs for hosting! Thanks to Orkes for the pizza!
NOTE LOCATION! [top floor penthouse - use the elevator on the right] <-------------------
BIO
Olivier Poupeney heads up Orkes's DevRel program for Orkes & focuses on the Netflix Conductor developer community. Before joining Orkes, Olivier was Director of Developer Ecosystem at Symphony where he built Symphony's open source strategy & managed its related developer tooling contributions. Prior to Symphony, Olivier was the creator of two developer-centric platforms & led their engineering teams. Olivier is the co-author of a patented method of creating customizable applications.
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