Program

JAX London, 8-11 October 2018
The Conference for Java & Software Innovation

JAX London 2018 program preview:

All the way to 11: Delivering new features in the JDK

Simon Ritter, Azul Systems Inc.

AMQP messaging fundamentals

Jeremy Deane, Foundation Medicine

Architecting an enterprise blockchain solution: Key considerations

Vinita Rathi, Systango

Architectural trade-offs

Jeremy Deane, Foundation Medicine

Build responsive, back pressured services with Akka Streams

Christopher Batey, Lightbend

Cloud Native applications made easy — Don’t code. Generate!

Bethany Griggs, IBM

Cloud Native Java with OpenJ9: Fast, lean and definitely mean

Steve Poole, IBM

Continuous Kubernetes Security

Andrew Martin, ControlPlane

Debug everything in the Cloud with Eclipse Che

Tracy Miranda, Kichwa Coders

Designing a high-performance blockchain in Java

Peter Lawrey, Chronicle Software

DevOps with Kubernetes and Helm

Jessica Deen, Microsoft

Edge or Cloud: Which horse to bet on in the content delivery race

Arianna Aondio, Varnish Software

Effective leadership in Agile/DevOps environments

Michiel Rook, Touchdown Consulting Services

Enterprise integration patterns: A look back and their use in today’s serverless computing

Bruno Borges, Microsoft

Forget me, please? Event sourcing and the GDPR

Michiel Rook, Touchdown Consulting Services

Go Kotlin Go!

Uberto Barbini, Gama-Soft

GraphQL – forget (the) REST?

Christian Schwendtner, PROGRAMMIERFABRIK GmbH

It’s all about morphisms

Uberto Barbini, Gama-Soft

Java APIs: The missing manual

Hendrik Ebbers, Karakun AG

Java application security the hard way – a workshop for the serious developer

Simon Maple, ZeroTurnaround
Steve Poole, IBM
Ilkka Turunen, Sonatype

Making Microservices Micro with Istio and Kubernetes

Ray Tsang, Google

On concurrency and parallelism in the JVMverse

Dr Russel Winder, Independent

Pair and mob programming: Secret weapon for agile and continuous software development

Thomas Much, Freelancer

Production profiling: What, why and how

Sadiq Jaffer, Opsian
Dr Richard Warburton, Opsian

Scala: Beyond the basics

Christopher Batey, Lightbend

Service meshes: Replay-proof microservice security

Andrew Martin, ControlPlane

Stream processing with Apache Kafka and KSQL

Tim Berglund, Confluent

Testing microservices with consumer-driven contracts

Andrew Morgan, Independent

Testing Microservices: From development to production

Daniel Bryant, Big Picture Tech Ltd

The bumpy road towards containerised microservices: why early adoption meant it took longer for us to get there

Nicky Wrightson, Financial Times

The Database Unbundled: Commit logs in an age of Microservices

Tim Berglund, Confluent

The DevOps Cookbook

Liat Palace, Amdocs

The importance of communication skills for software engineers

Erica Tanti, Ixaris Solutions Ltd

The way to distributed tracing

Frank Pfleger, SBB
Lukasz Pielak, SBB

Troubleshooting & Debugging Microservices in Kubernetes

Ray Tsang, Google