Software Architecture fwdays'22
2022-09-24
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who it's for
software architects, backend engineers, devops engineers, data engineers, site reliability engineers, mobile developers, security engineers
topics
multi-master data replication; outbox pattern for integration; RabbitMQ event bus; Debezium change data capture; Postgres logical streaming (pgpx); Project Loom green threads; S3 presigned uploads optimization; BigQuery large-table analytics; Cloud Data Fusion and Airbyte connectors; Firebase Cloud Messaging alerts; event-driven orchestration vs choreography; Clara Rules in-memory rules engine
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Using Multi-Master Data Replication for Refactoring via Parallel Run | M.Berlad | 40m |
A payment system architecture and transactional flow are analyzed, contrasting ideal design with the real-world implementation. Using the example of a surge in… | ||
| Rules Engine | Ihor Bondarenko | 41m |
A rule-based discount engine replaces ad hoc ifs with a compiled in-memory rules session that evaluates order facts and emits discount facts (cashback, free… | ||
| 'Right Tool For The Job' with Luxoft: Java, Project Loom, Elastic, PHP and monitoring | Luxoft | 01h 37m |
A podcast episode featuring Luxoft Lead Developer Vitalii Korzh discussing technology choices for cost efficiency and optimization, comparing Java and PHP… | ||
| Payment System: Survival Guide | Oleksandr Tarasenko | 49m |
A payment platform on Google Cloud built from many microservices with a central orchestrator is presented, including the full transactional flow. The talk… | ||
| Event-based system: Uklon practice | Oleksandr Chumak | 45m |
Uklon processes about 0.5 billion events per day (~1.5 TB) from mobile apps and up to 20k drivers online, and implemented an in-house streaming traffic-jam… | ||
| How We Built a Mobile App During the War That Saved Many Lives | S. Tanasiichuk | 46m |
A team built a critical-infrastructure mobile app during the war: they describe delivering the app in 24 hours, integrating it into 24 regional military… | ||
| Building a Data Warehouse | Artem Nikulchenko | 45m |
Describes building a cloud data warehouse using Google BigQuery, showing it can query a 1.5 TB (37 billion row) Wikipedia table in ~48 seconds and is billed by… | ||
| The Evolution of Microservice Architecture | Oleksandr Malinovskyi | 46m |
Evolution of Twilio’s Conversations API microservice architecture: the talk describes why and how the team refactored service boundaries—when they split… | ||
| Digital Transformations and Innovation Implementation: An Architectural Perspective | Oleksandr Savchenko | 41m |
Presents a structured, high-level process for digital transformation and selecting which innovations and technology trends to adopt, including preparation… | ||
| Microservices? Monoliths? Modules! | Eberhard Wolff | 48m |
Claim: complexity comes from bad modularization not from microservices or monoliths. Evidence: an old project takes 50 minutes to start, another release cycle… | ||
| Introduction to object-oriented programming for those who have never done it before | J.Coplien | 47m |
Claims that classic OO is actually class-oriented and that DCI (Data, Context, Interaction) restores Alan Kay’s original object model, with use cases… | ||
| Security is Everybody's Job | Akira Brand | 47m |
Claim: security becomes everyone’s job by wiring AppSec into the three DevOps ways — efficiency, fast feedback, continuous learning — not by vague… | ||
| Scaling Infrastructure as Code | Kief Morris | 41m |
Argues for splitting monolithic IaC into independently deployable stacks with clear interfaces, pipelines, and progressive tests; shows a real case where… | ||
| nothing matches | ||