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Devoxx Ukraine 2022: Secure our Future

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Opening ceremony.Serhiy Prytula10m
Fundraiser updates say the drive needs €50,000 target to buy 16 DJI Mavic drones for the Armed Forces, with IT and crypto donors providing the largest…
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Ukrainian digital advantages in the war: military tech & cyber security.Mykhailo Fedorov10m
Ukraine claims a functioning cyber defense that repel 99% of Russian attacks daily, a volunteer I.T. Army coordinated via Telegram that takes down propaganda…
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Securing Future of the Ukrainian IT Community with Help of Open Technologies.Ruslan Synytsky25m
Ukraine IT export reports 23–27% year‑over‑year growth for the first half but shows a 7% dip in June and the job site genie.com registers job listings down 50%…
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First world cyberwar: public & private in Ukrainian cyber defenseVictor Zhora25m
Ukraine records 1,686 reported incidents since the escalation, about 400 classified as critical and 83 distinct attacker groups tracked; an initial Jan 14…
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Kafka based Global Data Mesh at Wix.Natan Silnitsky40m
Wix runs Kafka at massive scale: about 70 billion events/day, ~50k topics and ~500k partitions across 18 data centers and 2,300 microservices. Developers use…
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Revolutionizing Java-based Applications with GraalVM.Alina Yurenko48m
GraalVM replaces the C2 compiler and offers two Java modes: drop‑in JDK with its Graal compiler for JIT performance and native-image AOT that produces platform…
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Slowdown to Grain Speed: Technical practices that take time but save time.Venkat Subramaniam59m
Argues that intentionally slowing to do design, refactoring and tests saves time later, backed by concrete practices: run short prototypes (spike to learn)…
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Mastering Integration Tests with Testcontainers.Oleg Šelajev50m
Shows how to run reliable integration tests by wiring Testcontainers with Docker into Spring via a static DynamicPropertySource, starting Redis, Postgres and…
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Principles Of Effective Developers.Sebastian Daschner48m
Focuses on concrete changes: create and reuse live templates in IntelliJ, use keyboard refactor shortcut Ctrl+Alt+M instead of copy‑paste, and add shell…
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Pure Kotlin.Jarek Ratajski50m
Argues Kotlin supports real functional code: immutable data models with data class copy for cheap persistent updates, prefer Val not var and expression-style…
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Event Streams & Data Rapids: Harnessing the Full Power of Messaging Platforms.Mark Heckler43m
Builds three small apps — a supplier source that polls ADS‑B aircraft positions, a function processor that maps full position records to a compact…
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Event Streaming and Processing using Apache Pulsar and Apache Pinot.Mary Grygleski, Karin Wolok48m
Apache Pulsar is a cloud‑native pub/sub and queueing platform that separates compute and storage by offloading durable logs to Apache BookKeeper, offers native…
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Beyond Senior Java Dev: The Next Steps for the Technical Career.Bruno Souza52m
Argues that career security comes from three measurable things: reputation, trust, visibility. Cites a study of more than six million scientist curricula to…
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Prepare for what “Loom”s ahead.Heinz M. Kabutz49m
Demonstration shows Java 19 preview virtual threads cut a simple web-render pipeline from 4.3s (sequential) to ~4.1s with futures, ~1.9s with…
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Addressing the transaction challenge in a cloud-native worldGrace Jansen46m
Claim: ACID two‑phase commits don’t scale well in cloud‑native systems; use Saga/BASE instead. The demo implements a holiday booking (flight, hotel, taxi) that…
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Java App Development in the Cloud: MicroProfile, Quarkus and Cloud.Rustam Mehmandarov, Mads Opheim47m
Builds a tiny random-words service (noun + adjective) using MicroProfile, packages it with Quarkus, containerizes with multi-stage Docker, and runs CI/CD via…
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I Didn't Know JFR Could Do That!Ben Evans48m
JFR is a mature, high‑precision JVM profiler with about 130 event types, usable as files or a ring buffer (example: ring buffer via maxsize/maxage, store up to…
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Serverless Kafka Patterns.Taras Slipets47m
Practical patterns for marrying Kafka with AWS serverless: use API Gateway + Lambda to write to Kafka instead of always running containers; use RDS triggers or…
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War Driven Development.Andrey Kucherenko33m
A software engineer recounts rapid wartime projects: a five-person team builds a farmer-reporting web app in four days and it serves 2,500 farmers; a delivery…
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Boost your productivity with Jakarta EE, MicroProfile & Open Liberty.Grace Jansen, Kathryn Kodama43m
Live demo builds two Java apps with Open Liberty and MicroProfile, generates starters from start.openliberty.io and start.microprofile.io, and scaffolds a…
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5 Ways to Make Java Development and Kubernetes Spark Joy With Quarkus.Edson Yanaga46m
Quarkus shows a full Java→Kubernetes workflow: dev mode boots in 700 ms startup, hot-restarts in ~200 ms, and continuous tests rerun in ~196 ms. Dev UI edits…
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Effective Java SE 18 APIs/Lang features, makes your life easier.Mohamed Taman59m
Covers Java 9–18 changes with concrete tools and effects: jlink creates custom runtime images to shrink container images, java.net.http with HTTP/2 and…
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The role of IT volunteering in wartime.Vitalii Balashov28m
Volunteers build practical wartime IT tools: a WhatsApp chatbot that flags Russian-issued cards and helps local defense arrest about seven insider groups in…
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Lessons Learned from Releasing "Povitryana Tryvoha" and Governmental AdoptionOleksandr Bereziansky24m
Describes building and deploying the mobile/web app "Повітряна Тривога" (Air Alarm) within two days and achieving full government adoption within two weeks…
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How blockchain technology is entering the market.Pavel Kravchenko49m
Blockchain adoption proves bumpy: market cap hovers around $1 trillion while an estimated 90%+ of projects fail and recent collapses like Luna expose…
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National Security in the wartime in Ukraine.Nataliia Tkachuk24m
BlackEnergy 2015 triggers creation of a national cyber system, a 2012 draft becomes a first strategy that splits responsibilities across three legal notions so…
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How russia uses disinformation as a weapon.Maria Avdeeva22m
Research since 2014 shows Russia weaponizes information across three target audiences: Russians (state media narratives that inflate Putin support)…
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Panel Discussion: Secure Our Future.Victor Zhora, Anastasiia Voitova, Pavel Kravchenko, Oleg Tsal-Tsalko56m
Panelists give concrete warnings and actionable facts: many volunteer projects produce insecure systems so don't write your own cryptography and if…
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Security Risk: Single-Page Applications.Andreas Falk48m
Single-page apps carry concrete risks and concrete fixes: XSS is the top client issue, fixed by framework encoding plus sanitizers (use DOMPurify for…
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Integration Testing with Quarkus.Daniel Oh48m
Shows how Quarkus boots a Java REST app with PostgreSQL and Hibernate Panache, runs Quarkus Dev Services that auto-start three containers (Postgres, Keycloak…
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Supply Chain Security for Cloud Native Java.Thomas Vitale50m
Shows a concrete Java 17 Spring Boot app built with Gradle, containerized using Cloud Native Buildpacks via the pack CLI and Paketo builders, and deployed to…
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How Secure Serverless Microservice Platforms Completely Change Dev & OpsHugh McKee46m
Compares Fly.io, Dapr and Calyx and shows a working Calyx demo that allocates stock without transactions: protobuf + Java + Maven generates entities, views and…
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Kubernetes Native Java.Josh Long59m
Shows how to build a Kubernetes-ready Spring Boot app on Java 17 using reactive web/R2DBC and H2, expose actuator health, readiness and liveness probes, and…
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