From Java to the Cloud

There are more than 600 arguments that you can pass to JVM just for garbage collection and memory. That’s way too many arguments for anyone to digest and comprehend.

In this session, we will highlight seven essential JVM parameters that will improve the performance of your application.

Join us for an enlightening keynote presentation that will demonstrate how software developers and emerging technologies have a rich history of collaboration, even when it initially seems that new advancements might threaten the profession. 

We will journey through the past, illustrating how developers have confronted these fears and ultimately emerged stronger and more versatile. We will discuss the evolution of software development, highlighting instances when groundbreaking technologies initially sparked apprehension, only to eventually create new and exciting opportunities for developers. Moreover, we will explore how contemporary innovations can be harnessed to enhance and elevate your work.

Prepare for real-life examples and thought-provoking discussions that will invigorate your enthusiasm for the future of software development. By the end of the presentation, you will have gained fresh insights on how to grow and adapt as a developer, embracing the latest advancements to propel your career forward.

API management and governance in API landscapes are distinctively different from just looking at individual APIs. All the aspects of individual API apply as well, but there is the added aspect of achieving some coherence across the landscape. With this coherence, API designers and producers can more easily reuse design pattern and tooling, whereas API consumers can more easily understand APIs because they share design principles and building blocks.

In the case of Event-Driven Architecture (EDA), the boundaries between APIs tend to be more blurry since event brokers are often part of the landscape. CloudEvents establish a vocabulary and representations for describing event data across events and event producers. We’ll take a look at the standard itself and the most important vocabulary terms.