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AppDeveloperCon NA 2024

app developers, backend developers, platform engineers, site reliability engineers, devops engineers, cloud architects, data engineers

Apache Pulsar with Dapr; CloudEvents for application communication; Knative Eventing EventType CRD; Dapr sidecar patterns and actors; OpenTelemetry observability practices; workload identity for config; NATS JetStream migrations; local contract testing with Testcontainers; in-IDE gRPC TDD with bufconn; continuous profiling with eBPF and OpenTelemetry; CI/CD building blocks with Dagger modules; RAG pipelines and LLM agents in Kubernetes

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Welcome + Opening RemarksMark Fussell10m
Conference opens noting this is the third AppDeveloperCon with the largest-ever CFP pool reviewed by a 10-person committee, and the track graduates into a…
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The Power of Apache Pulsar. Harnessing Dapr to Build High Scale MessagingHugo Smitter31m
FICO migrates eventing from Kafka to Apache Pulsar using Dapr and StreamNative operators, claiming better scalability because Pulsar separates storage from…
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Lightning Talk: Intro to the CNCF App Development WGDaniel Oh, Mauricio Salatino11m
A new CNCF Application Development WG forms to help developers adopt cloud native practices and it launches a 19-question survey to gather usage data. The…
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The Twelve-Factor App, Rebooted: Essentials for Cloud Native Dev...Vish Abrams06m
A reboot of the Twelve‑Factor manifesto proposes three concrete updates: add modern observability via OpenTelemetry, replace secret-filled config with…
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Applying CloudEvents to Level up Application CommunicationsVyom Yadav, Evan Anderson25m
Minder evolves from synchronous webhooks to an async engine: started with Go channels, spent ~a year on Watermill with Postgres (durable but middling…
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Event Discovery for Kubernetes ApplicationsPierangelo Di Pilato, Christoph Stäbler19m
Shows how Kubernetes apps discover events by using Knative Eventing EventType CRD to list types and schemas and how Brokers can perform automatic EventType…
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Building Real-World Applications with Dapr: A Startup Developer's JourneyWhit Waldo22m
A startup builds multiple production services on Azure, GCP and AWS using Dapr as a sidecar and reports success with real deployments, swapping state providers…
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⚡ Lightning Talk: Data Science Environments in Seconds: Scaling Jupyter Notebooks in KubernetesJialin Zhang12m
Pre-warmed Jupyter kernels run in Kubernetes so kernels go from minutes to seconds, claiming a 96% latency reduction by keeping standby kernels ready to attach…
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Your Cheat Code for API AuthorizationOmri Gazitt30m
Explains how to turn an OpenAPI spec into a fine‑grained authorization model by importing endpoints into a Zanzibar-style directory, writing Rego policies, and…
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Streamlining Cloud-Native Development: Simplifying Dependencies and Testing with MicrocksLaurent Broudoux, Daniel Oh26m
Combines Microcks + Testcontainers with Quarkus Dev Services to automatically spin up lightweight containered mocks from OpenAPI/AsyncAPI/Postman artifacts…
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Fake It to Make It! - TDD of gRPC MicroservicesEd Crewe31m
Argues that fast fake frameworks turn the testing hourglass back into a pyramid by replacing slow full k8s E2E runs with in-IDE functional tests. Uses Go…
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Why Does Continuous Profiling Matter to Developers?Jonas Kunz, Mauricio Salatino24m
Demo runs an eBPF daemonset that profiles whole Kubernetes nodes and sends data to Elastic via OpenTelemetry; flame graphs reveal a Java service consuming ~50%…
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Introducing Dagger Modules: Open Source CI/CD Building Blocks You Already Know How to WriteJeremy Adams29m
Dagger lets teams write CI primitives as real code: create a function in TypeScript Go Python, run dagger call build to return a container, then dagger call up…
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Build a ChatGPT RAG Data PipelineMary Grygleski, Rayees Pasha27m
Builds a real‑time RAG pipeline that reads a simulated X/Twitter stream via Kafka message broker, processes and aggregates tweets with RisingWave stream…
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Lightning Talk: LLM-Driven Applications: Intro to LLM Agents in KubernetesCalum Murray10m
Shows an LLM agent running on Kubernetes that auto-detects new tools and agents and coordinates them to complete multi-step tasks. Demonstrates OpenAI-style…
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Lightning Talk: Searching for Serverless Candidates in the Jungle of MicroservicesYash Bhatnagar11m
Pipeline collects resource metrics via Prometheus, builds an interaction graph from network traces, decomposes each time series with seasonal ARA, and runs…
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Closing RemarksEvan Anderson01m
Sponsors listed as Heroku, Dagger, Diagrid fund the event and evening soiree tickets are included with registration. Application developers are now explicitly…
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Tales from the Crypt: Application Packaging and Delivery NightmaresScott Rigby, Sarah Christoff23m
Helm charts often morph into unreadable template spaghetti that generate hundreds of YAML files and require chart-specific expertise; conservative advice is to…
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