SpringOne Platform 2017
2017-12-04..2017-12-07
San Francisco, United States
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Pivotal Cloud Foundry 2.0 | Rob Mee, Onsi Fakhouri | 19m |
Company rebrands Elastic Runtime to Pivotal Application Service and ships specifics: Spring Framework 5 and Boot 2.0 add Reactor-based reactive APIs; Spring… | ||
| Erich Gamma at SpringOne Platform 2017 | Erich Gamma | 17m |
Claim: Visual Studio Code supports full Java + Spring Boot development by wiring Eclipse language technology into VS Code via the Language Server Protocol… | ||
| Phil Webb at SpringOne Platform 2017 | Phil Webb | 23m |
A case study compares a Nokia 6610 (725 KB RAM, 128×128 display) to modern phones to argue software must stay useful as requirements change. Spring Initializr… | ||
| Ranji Narine at SpringOne Platform 2017 | Ranji Narine | 10m |
Scotiabank builds an internal cloud development platform on Pivotal Cloud Foundry and a banking-as-a-service layer of Spring Boot APIs, reaching production in… | ||
| Stéphane Nicoll and Madhura Bhave | Stéphane Nicoll, Madhura Bhave | 26m |
A small restaurant app demonstrates a fully non‑blocking stack: generated with Spring Boot 2, tested with WebTestClient (unit slice test goes green), uses… | ||
| Simon Wardley at SpringOne Platform 2017 | Simon Wardley | 13m |
Creates a visual method that anchors a value chain to a customer and tracks component evolution, claiming 31 climatic patterns and about 40 doctrine types that… | ||
| John Heveran at SpringOne Platform 2017 | John Heveran | 09m |
Liberty Mutual sets concrete targets: 60% of workloads to the cloud, 75% of staff writing code, and half of apps going from code to production in a single day… | ||
| Chip Childers at SpringOne Platform 2017 | Chip Childers | 12m |
Cloud Foundry Foundation describes a high-velocity open source effort that releases twice a month, maintains over 513 repositories, and accumulates hundreds of… | ||
| Juergen Hoeller at SpringOne Platform 2017 | Juergen Hoeller | 18m |
Framework roadmap explains the concrete compatibility and timeline: Java ships a new release every six months so JDK every six months forces tooling and… | ||
| Lieutenant Colonel Enrique Oti at SpringOne Platform 2017 | Lieutenant Colonel Enrique Oti | 11m |
DIUX teams build operational software for tanker scheduling and dynamic targeting, not theory: a tanker planner that mimics the whiteboard-like UI while doing… | ||
| James Watters and Paul Fazzone at SpringOne Platform 2017 | James Watters, Paul Fazzone | 06m |
PKS integrates with NSX and BOSH so application metadata drives network and security topologies, enabling per-app microsegmentation and removing the old… | ||
| Kim Bannerman and Meaghan Kjelland at SpringOne Platform 2017 | Kim Bannerman, Meaghan Kjelland | 12m |
Demo uses PKS/Kubo with BOSH to auto-repair a node: one worker VM is deleted and BOSH detects and recreates it so the cluster stays at three worker nodes. The… | ||
| Mark Fisher at SpringOne Platform 2017 | Mark Fisher | 20m |
Riff is an open source function runtime built on Kubernetes that turns small scripts or jars into containers with an invoker base image and a sidecar for event… | ||
| Lightning Talks on Distributed Systems | Cornelia Davis, Meaghan Kjelland, Therese Stowell, Erin Schnabel, Mathangi Venkatesan | 23m |
Leader election uses a five-node quorum where a majority (3) picks a navigator and leaders send heartbeats so partitions let others elect a new leader; Paxos… | ||
| Jon Schneider at SpringOne Platform 2017 | Jon Schneider | 18m |
Project Micrometer is an instrumentation facade that records counters, gauges, timers, histograms and distribution summaries once and converts them for… | ||
| James Governor at SpringOne Platform 2017 | James Governor | 10m |
Claims that the future is already here and developer power is the new kingmaker, with AI and ML being democratized via Vision API and ready-made models… | ||
| Mark Ardito at SpringOne Platform 2017 | Mark Ardito | 10m |
HCSC is the largest customer‑owned US health insurer with 15 million members and 21,000 employees and adopts Cloud Foundry after hiring Pivotal Labs. A mobile… | ||
| Watson, Otto, Pole, Clark at SpringOne Platform 2017 | Sheetal Pole, Richard Watson, Rick Clark, Greg Otto | 16m |
One company is 8 months into the journey and about to put first apps into production on Pivotal Cloud Foundry across multiple clouds; another is in year three… | ||
| Gene Reznik at SpringOne Platform 2017 | Gene Reznik | 10m |
Accenture presents concrete moves: a new Accenture Pivotal Business Group pairs Pivotal Labs resources with Accenture delivery to scale cloud-native… | ||
| Eric A. Brewer at SpringOnePlatform 2017 | Eric A. Brewer | 16m |
Argues for a higher cloud that separates applications from infrastructure using containers and Kubernetes as the abstraction layer, so teams think in services… | ||
| Deep Dive into Pivotal Cloud Foundry 2.0 | Jeff Hammond, Richard Seroter | 01h 03m |
PCF 2.0 presents a single control plane that runs apps, containers and functions together, backed by BOSH for rolling upgrades and stemcell patching (up to ten… | ||
| Running Java Applications on Cloud Foundry | Ben Hale | 31m |
The Java Buildpack performs staging with detect/compile/release scripts, pulls dependencies from an HTTP index, and produces a droplet plus a long tuned… | ||
| Serverless Spring | Mark Fisher | 55m |
Demonstrates building a Java Function-as-a-Service using Spring Cloud Function, compiling a POJO uppercase function and running it locally, on Azure Functions… | ||
| Spring Framework 5.0 on JDK 8 & 9 | Juergen Hoeller | 01h 14m |
Spring Framework 5.0 raises the baseline to Java 8 and adds concrete support for JDK 9+ features: register beans with Suppliers (lambda-based, reflection-free… | ||
| Spring Framework 5: Hidden Gems | Juergen Hoeller | 35m |
Spring Framework 5.0 delivers concrete refinements: a spring-jcl bridge that auto-detects Log4j2, SLF4J or java.util.logging so adding Log4j2 just works; a… | ||
| Reactive DDD: Modeling Uncertainty | Vaughn Vernon | 01h 15m |
Argues that DDD’s bounded contexts and ubiquitous language remain essential but that distributed, asynchronous systems force uncertainty into the domain so it… | ||
| Refactoring to a System of Systems | Oliver Gierke | 01h 13m |
Shows a concrete e‑commerce monolith (catalog, orders, inventory) and demonstrates refactoring to event-driven interactions using Spring: aggregates emit… | ||
| State or Events? Which Shall I Keep? | Jakub Pilimon, Kenny Bastani | 01h 04m |
Live-codes an event-sourced credit-card aggregate (behaviors → events) and proves it works end-to-end: commands emit LimitAssigned, CardWithdrawn, CardRepaid… | ||
| Spring Tools 4 - Eclipse and Beyond | Martin Lippert, Kris De Volder | 01h 03m |
Unveils a ground-up Spring tooling rewrite called STS4 that runs as a JVM language server so the same features work in Eclipse, Atom and Visual Studio Code… | ||
| 55 New Features in JDK 9 | Simon Ritter | 01h 01m |
JDK 9 lists 55 changes centered on modularity with 94 modules splitting the old rt jar and jlink builds trimmed runtimes that include only needed modules, plus… | ||
| The Beginner’s Guide To Spring Cloud | Ryan Baxter | 01h 09m |
Walks through a hands‑on beginner path: starts three Spring Boot apps (greeting, name, web), pulls configuration from Spring Cloud Config, registers services… | ||
| Bootiful Development with Spring Boot and React | Matt Raible | 01h 07m |
Shows how to build a Spring Boot API and a standalone React + TypeScript client that calls it over CORS, with the server exposing REST endpoints and the client… | ||
| Case Study of Batch Processing With Spring Cloud Data Flow Server in Cloud Foundry | Bruce Thelen | 32m |
Replatformed RiskMeter implements batch runs as Cloud Foundry tasks orchestrated by Spring Cloud Data Flow Server using Spring Cloud Task + Spring Batch, with… | ||
| Cloud Configuration Ecosystem at Intuit | Marcello de Sales | 39m |
Intuit standardizes application config on Spring Cloud Config Server backed by GitHub Enterprise, moving configs out of binaries and cutting a mobile-team… | ||
| Cloud Event Driven Architectures with Spring Cloud Stream 2.0 | Oleg Zhurakousky, Gary P. Russell | 01h 12m |
Live demos show a Spring Cloud Stream app wired to RabbitMQ and swappable with Kafka using the Rabbit binder and Kafka binder, exposing three standard bindings… | ||
| Cloud-Native Java with Spring Cloud Services | Chris Sterling | 30m |
Spring Cloud Services for Pivotal Cloud Foundry packages Eureka-based service registry, Spring Cloud config server (Git + Vault composite backends, encryption)… | ||
| Consumer Driven Contracts and Your Microservice Architecture | Marcin Grzejszczak, Adib Saikali | 01h 04m |
Claim: treat APIs as tests by writing consumer-driven contracts that generate executable checks and runnable stubs. Uses Spring Boot, Spring Cloud Contract… | ||
| Distributed Tracing : Latency Analysis for Your Microservices | Krishna, Marcin Grzejszczak | 01h 11m |
Shows concrete steps to add Spring Cloud Sleuth tracing to existing Spring Boot apps, using RabbitMQ + MySQL to feed Zipkin 2 and ELK for log correlation, then… | ||
| Continuous Deployment to the Cloud | Marcin Grzejszczak, Cora Iberkleid | 01h 09m |
Opinionated automation that provisions a repeatable deployment pipeline to Cloud Foundry or Kubernetes using Spring Cloud Pipelines, executing pipeline steps… | ||
| Debugging Serverless for Cloud | Xiaokai He, Chris Anderson | 32m |
Live demo of Java on Azure Functions shows VS Code and Maven building, local emulator running HTTP triggers, JUnit tests, and one‑click deploy to Azure; remote… | ||
| Designing, Implementing, and Using Reactive APIs | Ben Hale, Paul Harris | 01h 11m |
A reactive Java client for Cloud Foundry is implemented on Project Reactor (Reactor 3.x) to handle 550–600 Cloud Foundry APIs with nonblocking IO, using… | ||
| Documenting RESTful APIs with Spring REST Docs | Jennifer Strater | 57m |
A test-driven workflow that uses Spring REST Docs plus Asciidoctor to generate real request/response snippets from integration tests, hooked into Gradle or… | ||
| Enable Authentication and Authorization with Azure Active Directory | Yawei Wang | 30m |
Live-coding shows a Spring Boot + AngularJS to‑do app wired to Azure AD starter and AD JavaScript library to do full authn/authz: client redirects to Azure… | ||
| From Zero to Hero with Spring Boot | Brian Clozel | 01h 09m |
Live-coding builds a Spring Boot 2.0 M7 web app from start.spring.io through persistence (H2 + Spring Data JPA), Flyway migrations (V1 init + data), a GitHub… | ||
| Implementing Raft in RabbitMQ | Michael Klishin, Karl Nilsson | 55m |
RabbitMQ adopts Raft to replace fragile queue mirroring: a mostly complete Raft library (to be open‑sourced under Apache‑2/MPL‑1.1) is built after ~9–10… | ||
| Introducing Micrometer Application Metrics | Jon Schneider | 57m |
Micrometer becomes Spring Boot’s metrics façade, replacing Dropwizard in Boot 2 and back‑ported to 1.5, and wires to Prometheus, Datadog, InfluxDB, New Relic… | ||
| It's a Kind of Magic: Under the Covers of Spring Boot | Brian Clozel, Stéphane Nicoll | 01h 31m |
Explains how Spring Boot’s auto‑configuration actually works: a two‑phase model that applies spring.factories‑registered configs after user beans, uses… | ||
| New in Spring Framework 5.0: Functional Web Framework | Arjen Poutsma | 01h 13m |
Spring 5.0 adds a second, functional web model that avoids annotation magic by using Java 8 lambdas, reactive types and small composable APIs. It exposes… | ||
| JUnit 5 — New Opportunities for Testing on the JVM | Sam Brannen | 01h 06m |
Shows JUnit 5 as a rewritten, modular platform (Platform, Jupiter, Vintage) released GA in 2017 with 5.0.1/5.0.2 followups, requiring Java 8+, plus launcher… | ||
| JDBC, What Is It Good For? | Thomas Risberg | 31m |
Argues JDBC remains relevant and shows concrete choices: use JdbcTemplate and SimpleJdbc for far less boilerplate, try the new Spring Data JDBC (snapshot) as a… | ||
| Deploying Spring Boot Apps on Kubernetes | Thomas Risberg | 27m |
Shows how to package Spring Boot jars into Docker images and run them on Kubernetes using Minikube Docker build, deploy with kubectl… | ||
| Kafka Streams - From the Ground Up to the Cloud | Marius Bogoevici | 38m |
Explains how Kafka Streams runs as embedded Java apps tied to Kafka, integrated with Spring Cloud Stream and deployed via Spring Cloud Data Flow to Kubernetes… | ||
| Kubernetes for the Spring Developer | Meaghan Kjelland | 21m |
Kubernetes fundamentals (API server, etcd, controller manager, scheduler, kubelet, kube-proxy) lead into a live demo: a Spring Boot app is built into a Docker… | ||
| Latency and Event Tracing with Spring Cloud Data Flow | Henri van den Bulk, Craig Duero, Tom Martin | 54m |
Combines Sleuth/Zipkin with Spring Cloud Data Flow to trace events end-to-end: three Spring Cloud Stream apps (source → processor → sink) deployed via the Data… | ||
| Lessons Learned from Upgrading Thymeleaf | Jay Aisenbrey | 24m |
Broadleaf upgrades Thymeleaf 2 → 3 to use first-class fragment parameters and drops XML parsing for an auto HTML parser, yielding measurable speedups and full… | ||
| Migrating to Angular 4 for Spring Developers | Gunnar Hillert | 37m |
A migration of the Spring Cloud Data Flow Dashboard moves from AngularJS 1.x and an outdated toolchain (Grunt, RequireJS, Bower) to Angular 4/5 using the… | ||
| Under the Hood of Reactive Data Access | Mark Paluch | 32m |
Spring Data provides reactive connectors for MongoDB, Redis (Lettuce), Cassandra (async wrapped into a reactive facade) and Couchbase, while no JPA/JDBC… | ||
| Next Generation OAuth Support with Spring Security 5.0 | Joe Grandja | 01h 03m |
Spring Security 5.0 adds client-side OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect login using the Authorization Code Grant, demoing Google, GitHub and Okta. With Spring Boot 2… | ||
| Not Only Reactive - Data Access with Spring Data | Christoph Strobl, John Blum | 01h 10m |
Spring Data Kay ships after a year of work fixing ~700 issues across 15 modules, adds reactive support for MongoDB, Redis and Cassandra, and renames repository… | ||
| Reactive Data Access with Spring Data | Christoph Strobl, Mark Paluch | 29m |
Explains non-blocking data access for MongoDB, Redis, Cassandra and Couchbase using Project Reactor 3.1 and Spring 5 with Spring Data K/2.0; demos show… | ||
| Orchestrating Data Microservices with Spring Cloud Data Flow - Mark Pollack | Mark Pollack | 01h 06m |
Spring Cloud Data Flow 1.3 orchestrates streams and batch tasks across Cloud Foundry, Kubernetes and YARN using a textual DSL, a Java DSL and a drag‑and‑drop… | ||
| Power of Google Cloud Platform with Spring Cloud GCP - Mark Fisher, João Martins | Mark Fisher, João Martins | 50m |
Spring Cloud GCP provides concrete adapters: spring-boot starters for Cloud SQL, a pub/sub template (and channel adapters) for Pub/Sub, and a Spring Resource… | ||
| Project Reactor: Now and Tomorrow - Stéphane Maldini, Simon Baslé | Stephane Maldini, Simon Baslé | 01h 08m |
Project Reactor is shipping Reactor Core 3.1 (the Spring Framework 5 dependency) and a reactive network driver Reactor Netty 0.7; the team reports 11 releases… | ||
| Quickly Build Spring Boot Applications to Consume Public Cloud Services - Bopardikar, Stevenson | Prasad Bopardikar, Stevenson | 30m |
Live demo builds a Spring Boot web app that binds to Azure and GCP via service brokers, creates an Azure storage account named s1bstorage and a GCP bucket… | ||
| Rapidly Develop, Deploy and Scale Java Cloud Apps Using Spring Boot - Asir Selvasingh | Asir Selvasingh | 01h 05m |
A simple MovieDB composed of a Spring Boot frontend, a REST data service, and an image-resize function is built, containerized and pushed to Azure Container… | ||
| Reactive Applications on Apache Tomcat and Servlet 3.1 Containers - Violeta Georgieva | Violeta Georgieva | 30m |
Scalability and resilience are important key goals, characteristics for modern applications. To achieve this, applications can use non-blocking, event-driven… | ||
| Reactive Frontends with RxJS and Angular - Sergi Almar | Sergi Almar | 01h 07m |
Walks through RxJS basics and Angular integration with concrete code: uses switchMap, forkJoin, share and the async pipe to wire a reactive form to GitHub HTTP… | ||
| Reactor in Action - Simon Baslé, Victor Grazi | Simon Baslé, Victor Grazi | 01h 10m |
Live coding shows Reactor core plus reactor-netty and WebFlux: practical recipes like StepVerifier with virtual time (cuts an 8-second names-per-second test to… | ||
| Scaling Spring Boot Applications in Real-Time - John Blum, Luke Shannon | John Blum, Luke Shannon | 48m |
Shows how to prototype a Spring Boot service that uses Spring Data with Apache Geode / Pivotal GemFire and run a real cluster: local dev to AWS EC2 with… | ||
| Simplifying Apache Geode with Spring Data - John Blum | John Blum | 45m |
Spring Data Geode plus Spring Boot provides an annotation-based configuration model that creates repositories, auto-creates regions and OQL indexes, and pushes… | ||
| Servlet or Reactive Stacks: The Choice is Yours. Oh No... The Choice is Mine! - Rossen Stoyanchev | Rossen Stoyanchev | 01h 11m |
Compares Spring MVC (Servlet) and Spring WebFlux (Reactive) by running a car-reservation demo that actually works: a MongoDB Flux of cars, a WebClient making… | ||
| Spring Cloud Gateway - Spencer Gibb, Sree Tummidi | Spencer Gibb, Sree Tummidi | 01h 11m |
Spring Cloud Gateway is a reactive API gateway for Spring built on Spring 5 and WebFlux and using Project Reactor to provide non-blocking I/O and long‑lived… | ||
| Spring Driven Industrial IoT Utilizing Edge, Fog, and Cloud Computing - Mark Weislow, Barry Wood | Mark Weislow, Barry Wood | 01h 01m |
Demonstrates a working gateway that uses Spring Integration TCP/UDP on an IOT bridge laptop to talk to a CODISto-based PLC, control two stepper-driven wheels… | ||
| Ford Motor Company’s Cloud Native Reference Application - Todd Hall, For | Todd Hall | 30m |
Ford builds a runnable cloud‑native reference application deployed to Pivotal Cloud Foundry that demonstrates real code, CI/CD pipelines, and deployable… | ||
| Verizon's Cloud Native Transformation - Syam Suri, Verizon | Syam Suri | 50m |
Verizon migrates a customer-facing stack from monoliths to an API-driven, cloud-native microservices platform using Pivotal Cloud Foundry, Spring Boot/Spring… | ||
| Bringing New Technology to Legacy Land - Don Fossgreen, Thomas Squeo (West) | Don Fossgreen, Thomas Squeo | 29m |
Large legacy telecom buys a cloud-native platform after a competitive POC against Red Hat OpenShift, choosing Pivotal Cloud Foundry for built-in logging, HA… | ||
| 10 Lessons We Learned with Cloud Foundry - Neville George, Comcast | Neville George | 31m |
Comcast runs Pivotal Cloud Foundry for four years across 12 foundations, migrates a billing monolith to 65–70% on CF, and grows a 1,000-member Slack community… | ||
| Spring Integration 5.0: What's New? - Artem Bilan | Artem Bilan | 40m |
Spring Integration 5.0 consolidates the Java DSL into core and rewrites internals for Spring Framework 5 and Java 8, adds Reactive Streams support so a Flux… | ||
| Spring Security 5: The Reactive Parts - Rob Winch | Rob Winch | 01h 02m |
Shows how Spring Security 5 actually secures a Spring WebFlux app by live coding a demo: adds reactive security starter, fixes CSRF in views by resolving Mono… | ||
| Test Driven Development with Spring Boot - Sannidhi Jalukar, Madhura Bhave | Sannidhi Jalukar, Madhura Bhave | 59m |
Top-down TDD builds a small car service from an integration test down to controller, service and repository, using spring-boot-test with TestRestTemplate… | ||
| Top Ways to Deliver Your Spring Code to the Cloud - Brian Benz | Brian Benz | 32m |
Step-by-step demo shows deploying a Spring Boot app (Spring Music) to a Linux VM using azure CLI: create resource group, az vm create (with image and SSH key)… | ||
| Turkcell TV Platform Journey From Ground Zero Up to Cloud-Native - Erdem Günay | Erdem Günay | 31m |
Replatforms Turkcell TV to a cloud‑native microservices platform in 4 months, shifting control from a vendor while preserving service for 2 million active… | ||
| What's New in Spring AMQP 2.0 - Gary Russell | Gary P. Russell | 31m |
Spring AMQP 2.0 sits on Spring Framework 5 and Java 8, replaces the old listener with a new direct message listener container that invokes listeners on client… | ||
| What's New in Spring for Apache Kafka 2.0 - Gary Russell | Gary P. Russell | 33m |
Spring for Apache Kafka 2.x adds concrete, usable features: programmatic topic creation and partition increase via the Java client, an consumer-aware listener… | ||
| Continuous Deployment Made Easy with Skipper - Mark Pollack | Mark Pollack | 32m |
Skipper is a continuous-delivery server that stores versioned manifests for Spring Boot apps and deploys to Cloud Foundry, Kubernetes, or a local platform. It… | ||
| Cloud-Native Batch Processing with Spring Batch 4 - Michael Minella | Michael Minella | 01h 10m |
A working pipeline pulls multiple files from S3, maps delimited rows to a Foo object, calls a REST enrichment service, and writes batched rows to MySQL using… | ||
| Programmatic Bean Registration with Spring Framework 5.0 - Josh Long | Josh Long | 26m |
Shows how Spring Framework 5 lets code register beans at runtime using SpringApplicationBuilder and an ApplicationContext initializer, replacing boilerplate… | ||
| A Guided Tour From Code Base to Platform - Aaron Spiegel, Paul C. Warren, Maggie Ambrose | Aaron Spiegel, Paul C. Warren, Maggie Ambrose | 30m |
Dell EMC Elastic Cloud Storage is exposed to Pivotal Cloud Foundry via an ECS service broker that cuts setup time from about 45 minutes to roughly one minute… | ||
| A Journey Of Mobile, Microservices, and Speed to Market - Dustin Bennett, Home Depot | Dustin Bennett | 21m |
Home Depot migrates store devices from Windows Mobile/C# thick clients to Android Zebra hardware running HTML5/JS via Apache Cordova with Node.js and Angular 2… | ||
| Accelerate Rapid Software Innovation with Virtustream - Tony van Büüren van Heijst, Craig Steel | Tony van Büüren van Heijst, Craig Steel | 25m |
Virtustream offers a fully managed Pivotal Cloud Foundry service that delivers dedicated PCF instance per customer, 24/7 support, patching, upgrades, capacity… | ||
| Adopting PCF At An Automobile Manufacturer - Gregor Zurowski, Thomas Seibert (Mercedes-Benz) | Gregor Zurowski, Thomas Seibert | 44m |
Mercedes builds a microservice platform on Pivotal Cloud Foundry using Spring Boot, Spring Cloud and Spring Cloud Services, a Netflix Zuul API gateway, Eureka… | ||
| Agile: The Bad Parts - Matt Parker, Martina Hodges-Schell | Matt Parker, Martina Hodges-Schell | 25m |
A four‑person co‑located team uses pairing, TDD and lightweight weekly planning to build an MVP and release to millions; after scaling to three teams of six to… | ||
| Apache Geode Test Automation and CI-CD - Anupama Pradhan (HCSC), Jeff Cherng (Pivotal) | Anupama Pradhan, Jeff Cherng | 01h 01m |
A working CI/CD pipeline for Apache Geode uses Concourse for versioned, visual pipelines, Ansible playbooks (serial: 1) for rolling upgrades and provisioning… | ||
| Automate Project Initiation to Deploy in Minutes - Ted Tollefson, Shawn Sherwood | Ted Tollefson, Shawn Sherwood | 27m |
Kickstart automates project initiation using Spring Initializr, Gogs, TeamCity and PCF dev, driven by a PF4J plugin framework and configurable blueprints. It… | ||
| Automated PCF Upgrades with Concourse - Rich Ruedin, Express Scripts | Rich Ruedin | 33m |
Automates PCF patching using Concourse pipelines that watch for tile and stemcell artifacts, download to an internal S3, and promote a product through nine… | ||
| Avoiding That $1M Dollar AWS Bill - Mark Michael, Glenn Oppegard | Mark Michael, Glenn Oppegard | 21m |
A legacy Rails monolith hosting six terabytes of customer data moves from a pet-style Blue Box setup to Cloud Foundry on AWS then to GCP, automated with… | ||
| Beyond Rapid Development - Jason Mimick | Jason Mimick | 35m |
A Pivotal Cloud Foundry tile provision standalone node replica set sharded cluster by installing an automation agent and calling the MongoDB Ops Manager REST… | ||
| Building a Cloud-Native Compliance Culture - CeeCee O'Connor (Boston Scientific), Chuck D'Antonio | CeeCee O'Connor, Chuck D'Antonio | 30m |
A cloud-native compliance engine is built that automates traceability and validation using Concourse pipelines, PCF, Bitbucket, Pivotal Tracker… | ||
| Building Developer Pipelines with PKS, Harbor, Clair, and Concourse - Thomas Kraus, Merlin Glynn | Thomas Kraus, Merlin Glynn | 41m |
Demo builds a Go web app with a Concourse pipeline that pushes images to Harbor, runs Clair scanning, and uses Notary to sign approved images before Kubernetes… | ||
| Building Enterprise Cache Based on CQRS - Komes Subramaniam, T-Mobile | Komes Subramaniam | 45m |
Describes a production CQRS read cache that denormalizes event streams into a presentation-friendly store using Spring Boot, JMS (TIBCO then RabbitMQ) and… | ||
| Caching for Microservices - Introduction to Pivotal Cloud Cache - Pulkit Chandra | Pulkit Chandra | 32m |
Pivotal Cloud Cache claims up to 100x faster key/value reads by running Pivotal GemFire (Apache Geode) as a Cloud Foundry service; CF CLI commands like cf… | ||
| Cloud Foundry Networking with VMware NSX - Usha Ramachandran, Sai Chaitanya | Usha Ramachandran, Sai Chaitanya | 01h 05m |
Cloud Foundry moves from NAT to per-container IPs with PCF 1.11 using the CNI model and a VXLAN “silk” overlay (default 10.250.5/16), or an NSX plugin for… | ||
| Cloud Foundry Networking: Enabling Direct Communication for Microservices - Chin, McClure | Angela Chin, McClure | 31m |
Cloud Foundry adds a VXLAN overlay that gives each container a private IP and enables direct container-to-container traffic with lower latency; by default… | ||
| Cloud-Native Journey in Synchrony Financial - Michael Barber, Synchrony Financial | Michael Barber | 35m |
Synchrony builds a private cloud and deploys Pivotal Cloud Foundry with Spring tooling, running an app dojo pilot Oct 2016 and hitting 14 apps vs 7 target in… | ||
| Cloud-Native Data: What is it? - Majors, Dunlap, O’Grady, Richardson, Drewitz | Charity Majors, Drewitz, Brian Dunlap, Steve O’Grady, Timmy Richardson | 32m |
Panel argues cloud-native data needs automation and APIs in all the right places so schema changes and stored procedures stop being blockers, cites Delphix for… | ||
| Concourse in the Real World: A Case Study in CI/CD and DevOps - Greg Meyer & Bryan Kelly, Cerner | Greg Meyer, Bryan Kelly | 29m |
Cerner describes a Concourse-based CI/CD system that encodes ISO 9001 signoffs and FDA constraints as pipeline resources, moves artifacts through five… | ||
| Continuous Integration and Deployment with Jenkins for PCF - Andrei Krasnitski, Altoros | Andrei Krasnitski | 23m |
Demonstrates a Jenkins setup packaged as a Jenkins tile for PCF that runs a single master with Docker-based build agents (single Docker host or Docker Swarm)… | ||
| CredHub and Secure Credential Management - Peter Blum, Scott Frederick | Peter Blum, Scott Frederick | 36m |
CredHub provides a central, encrypted store for generated or supplied secrets and adds access control, rotation, and audit logging; service brokers can push… | ||
| Crossing the CI/CD/DevOps Chasm - Miranda LeBlanc, Liberty Mutual | Miranda LeBlanc | 22m |
Liberty Mutual builds the platform that delivers 2500 daily builds and over 1,000 production deployments per day, with a Cloud Foundry PaaS in six regions… | ||
| Custom App Autoscaler Using Cloud Controller API - Christopher Decelles | Christopher Decelles | 29m |
Builds a custom autoscaler that polls REST endpoints returning JSON and makes real scale decisions via the Cloud Controller API (or Java client), packaged as a… | ||
| Deconstructing Monoliths with Domain Driven Design - Rohit Kelapure, David Turanski, Rohit Sood | Rohit Kelapure, David Turanski, Rohit Sood | 01h 02m |
Liberty Mutual breaks a BPM monolith into event-driven microservices using event storming to find bounded contexts, then a SNAP analysis and API‑first work to… | ||
| Tools to Slay the Fire Breathing Monoliths in Your Enterprise - Kelapure, Anderson, Szodfridt | Rohit Kelapure, Szodfridt, Shaun Anderson | 52m |
Claims a repeatable, incremental path to break a legacy monolith into working microservices using specific tools and numbers: Event Storming to map a 1.5M-line… | ||
| Defense-Oriented DevOps for Modern Software Development - James Wickett, Signal Sciences | James Wickett | 33m |
Argues that security must join DevOps with concrete practices: run Gauntlet tests (Ruby gem, .attack files, Docker sidecar, Travis CI) in CI, use runtime… | ||
| Delivering the Power of Data Using Spring Cloud Data Flow - Gilbert Lau, Wayne Lund | Gilbert Lau, Wayne Lund | 30m |
Shows a working pipeline: Spring Cloud Data Flow deployed as a PCF tile pushes a Meetup RSVP stream through a Groovy filter and flatten transform into… | ||
| Ensuring Platform Security with Windows Bosh Add-ons - Maris, Schaefbauer, Coppock, Boeing | James Coppock, Sheryl Maris, Brad Schaefbauer | 22m |
Boeing meets a long checklist—~100 daily security controls, forced multi‑factor auth for Ops Manager and SSH, no direct server access—by applying BOSH add‑ons… | ||
| Enterprise CI/CD - Scaling the Build Pipeline at Home Depot - Matt MacKenny, Home Depot | Matt MacKenny | 29m |
Home Depot scales CI/CD from single-team Jenkins to a decentralized model that lets teams deploy multiple times per day by building reusable pipelines… | ||
| Everything's Coming Up Dilbert: Building Product in the Enterprise - Emily Tate | Emily Tate | 31m |
Argues the enterprise funding model is broken and causes project-led roadmaps that survive contact with reality only 20% of the time, so teams replace feature… | ||
| Expand Cloud Foundry for the Enterprise - Tim Leong, Comcast | Tim Leong | 24m |
Comcast expands Cloud Foundry across 12 foundations and 5,300 apps by building specific pieces: a BOSH-managed deployment model, a BYOURL service that… | ||
| Fault Tolerance is a Requirement Not a Feature - Adar Danait, Lilian Ernest, Citi | Adar Danait, Lilian Ernest | 29m |
Citi runs a 700+ service ecosystem where a request touches 5+ services and a single slow dependency under 50 RPS causes thread exhaustion and cascading… | ||
| Five Cloud Native Ops Superpowers: Yes, You Can Do That! - Dave Bartoletti, Forrester | Dave Bartoletti | 28m |
Claims rapid payoff: public cloud adoption hits 51% of enterprises, but only 29% of releases are fully automated and 45% say they won’t invest in automation… | ||
| Healthy Agile Product Security | Molly Crowther | 31m |
Cloud Foundry creates an open alert channel (security@) and a security triage team to ingest reports, uses Burp Suite discovery to catch bugs, and runs… | ||
| How Comcast Embraced Open | Shilla Saebi, Nithya A. Ruff | 27m |
Comcast establishes an open source practice and an Open Source Program Office in 2017 to scale contribution and consumption across the company, sponsors… | ||
| Design for Regulatory Approval as Carefully as You Design Your Automation | Keith Rodwell | 26m |
Raytheon pursues cloud adoption while constraining services to what regulators will approve, using AWS GovCloud and Azure Government for compliant hosting and… | ||
| How to Build Spring Services for Cloud-Native Platforms | Matthew McNeeney, Sam Gunaratne | 24m |
Builds a Spring Boot service and adds the three Open Service Broker API endpoints — catalog, provision (create/delete) and bind — using the Spring Cloud… | ||
| How to Continuously Deliver Your Platform with Concourse | Brian Kirkland, Ryan Pei | 53m |
Shows how Concourse pipelines automatically fetch tiles from Pivotal Network, upload and stage them in Ops Manager, and hit apply-changes to perform patch and… | ||
| How to Navigate the Sea of "No" | Jon Osborn, Brian Jimerson | 28m |
Great American Insurance Group adopts Cloud Foundry and a culture shift to cut delivery from weeks to minutes, claiming about 215% faster throughput on pilot… | ||
| Introduction to CDD and Security Centric System Design | Dmitry Didovicher | 32m |
Explains Compliance Driven Development by showing a working pipeline that maps tests to controls and produces evidence: uses Pivotal platform, an on‑demand… | ||
| Steeltoe and the Open Source .NET Renaissance | Beth Massi, Zach Brown, Dave Tillman | 01h 07m |
Steeltoe brings Spring Cloud patterns to .NET with concrete features: runtime connectors for MySQL, Postgres, Redis, RabbitMQ and OAuth plus a SQL Server… | ||
| Managing the Complexity of Microservices Deployments | Prithpal Bhogill, Kenny Bastani | 01h 04m |
Shows a concrete integration: Pivotal Cloud Foundry plus Apigee Edge with an Apigee Edge microgateway sidecar inserted by a decorator buildpack via the new… | ||
| Migrating .NET and .NET Core to Pivotal Cloud Foundry | Pankaj Sehgal | 33m |
Demo shows an ASP.NET Framework 4.6.1 app deployed from Visual Studio using CF CLI, failing until the manifest adds CF push with HWC buildpack and the Windows… | ||
| Monitoring and Troubleshooting Spring Boot Microservices Architecture | Thaker, Nickolai Bogdatov, Mukesh Gadiya | 26m |
A Spring Boot deployment on PCF crashes under load; logs, App Manager and PCF Metrics plus New Relic and a JMeter load test reveal heap dumps look normal but… | ||
| Not Actually a DevOps Talk, or, Beyond “Survival is Not Mandatory” | Michael Coté | 31m |
Argues that real change comes from improving the software process: adopt a small-batch loop (hypothesis → code → put in front of users → observe) and automate… | ||
| Our Product Is Production Traffic | Natalie Bennett | 55m |
Pivotal Web Services runs a public, multi-tenant Cloud Foundry and deploys open-source CF biweekly deploys to get fast developer feedback. Operations runs… | ||
| PCF Platform Monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana | Jamie Christian, Alan Strader | 31m |
Northern Trust describes a production monitoring stack built with Prometheus + Grafana + Alertmanager deployed via BOSH deployment across five PCF foundations… | ||
| Pivotal Cloud Foundry, Google Machine Learning, and Spring | Brian Gregory, Brian Jimerson | 28m |
Demonstrates a working pipeline that ingests a user tweet with image, calls GCP Service Broker bound services from Pivotal Cloud Foundry, uses spring cloud… | ||
| Productize Your Services! A Path Towards Effective Microservice Development | Stephan Hagemann | 29m |
Argues that internal services must be treated as products: build a tiny, testable virus-scanner service + broker that exposes a single /scan endpoint, register… | ||
| RDBMS and Apache Geode Data Movement | Heather Riddle, Paul C. Warren | 32m |
Describes a cloud‑native ETL pipeline that moves relational data into Apache Geode using Spring Cloud Stream with RabbitMQ/Kafka and JDBC readers, splitting… | ||
| SOLID in the Wild: Life When Your Software is Actually Soft | David Edwards, Mike Kenyon, Zoe Gagnon | 27m |
Ships a real Spring codebase for a high‑traffic online marketplace and claims the team turns an eight‑day request to integrate a gnarly Canadian legacy… | ||
| Cloud Foundry UAA as an Identity Gateway | Sree Tummidi | 39m |
In this session we will cover the capabilities of Cloud Foundry’s UAA which make it apt to be used as an identity gateway for both ingress and egress security… | ||
| Strangling the Monolith With a Data-Driven Approach | David Julia, Simon Duffy | 33m |
A health‑insurance cost estimator is rewritten by routing live traffic through a proxy called Project X that logs every request and response, compares legacy… | ||
| Tech Modernization: A Cloud Migration | Henri van den Bulk, John Berry | 27m |
Charles Schwab describes a measured migration from legacy and mainframe systems to 12-factor methodology cloud-ready services, using a published playbook and… | ||
| The Cloud is Ready. Are You? Accelerating Enterprise Cloud Adoption | Ashok Balasubramanian | 25m |
Enterprise-grade cloud platforms have matured to support various software stacks, data, network and security requirements. Most enterprises have experienced… | ||
| The Journey to DevOps: What I Learned | Brian Roche | 22m |
Claims that 9 of 10 companies stall revenue and only one recovers, and that transformation must start with business value not grand rewrites. Uses Cloud… | ||
| Tried and True Approach to Cloud Native Design | Rahul Kandhari | 15m |
The session will be discussing HCL’s experience from creating our own microservices. It will discuss HCL’s journey creating microservices and lessons learned… | ||
| Virtual Scrum | Jeanne Boyarsky | 26m |
Practical checklist of what actually works: use video or phone bridge plus persistent chat (Slack) and shared artifacts (JIRA, OneNote) so remotes are equal… | ||
| Your Attention, Please: Optimizing Metrics for Humans | John Feminella | 53m |
Argues that monitoring must optimize for human attention by measuring a system’s demand/output/efficiency/capacity rather than raw CPU/memory/disk; replaces… | ||
| Zero to 12 Million | Brendan Aye | 30m |
Target of 12 million daily calls is met by carving a single heavily used function out of a 1,000‑function Java monolith, rebuilding it as a Spring microservice… | ||
| PCF in the Land of NSX: A Closer Look at PCF with NSX-V vs. NSX-T | Sabha Parameswaran | 47m |
Customers report hundreds of manual clicks to provision NSX‑V edges; this demo shows a public tool that creates an NSX‑V Edge in under a minute and a one‑click… | ||
| Going Cloud Native at Comcast | Todd Migliore | 30m |
Comcast describes migrating 70 legacy SOA services onto an Xfinity Service Platform built on Cloud Foundry + Spring Boot, using API gateway consumer routing… | ||
| Reimagining Customer Experiences Utilizing Pivotal Cloud Foundry | Jason Michener, Vipul Savjani | 34m |
Comcast replaces a third‑party AI/ML service by building IQ in eight weeks, delivering an MVP that goes live inside the My Account iOS app and routes users to… | ||
| How to Cloud Ops Like a Boss | Tony Hansmann, Mike Villiger, Kalyan Ramanathan, Kamala Dasika | 35m |
Panelists argue enterprises must stop treating Cloud Foundry platforms like legacy deployments and adopt concrete patterns: hand deploys to developers, CI/CD… | ||
| PKS: The What and How of Enterprise-Grade Kubernetes | Cornelia Davis, Fred Melo | 01h 12m |
Pivotal Container Service delivers BOSH-managed Kubernetes as a commercialized Kubo release (open source, donated to the Cloud Foundry Foundation) and… | ||
| Practical Microservices, Practical Whiskey | Jonathan Schabowsky | 28m |
Builds a working microservices pipeline that replaces synchronous REST screen‑scraping calls with event-driven messaging using Spring (Spring JMS / soon Spring… | ||
| Immutability for PCF: Security in a Cloud Native World | Tom Gillis | 28m |
A thin nested hypervisor called the Metavisor boots beneath Cloud Foundry stem cells and Diego cells, enforcing immutability even if an attacker gains root by… | ||
| Why Spring Loves Kotlin | Sebastien Deleuze | 01h 05m |
Spring Framework 5 plus Spring Boot 2 add first‑class Kotlin support and migration tooling to convert a Spring Boot 1.x Java+JS blog into a Spring Boot 2 pure… | ||
| Help me help you; show me the empathy | Paula Kennedy | 06m |
Examines specific harmful/helpful behaviors: managers don't delegate everything because it seems faster, posters and single D&I hires create microaggressions… | ||
| Making AI based monitoring a platform feature with the power of BOSH | Michael Villager | 06m |
Claims that most orgs monitor only 5% coverage and that Dynatrace turns AI monitoring and automated root cause analysis into a platform feature on Pivotal… | ||
| Lightning Talk: Vaadin Flow framework in a nutshell | Joonas Lehtinen | 06m |
Vaadin Flow shows how to build a full SPA on Spring Boot and JVM only, claiming build whole single-page app in Java with no JS or HTML. The demo uses JPA for a… | ||
| Lightning Talk: Quantum Computing and Superpositional Cats | James Weaver | 06m |
Claims that quantum computers give exponential speedups for tasks like breaking RSA and then walks through the three axioms: superposition as amplitude vectors… | ||
| Lightning Talk: Using Java to build robots with high schoolers | Jeanne Boyarsky | 06m |
High-school students build two robots using Java: an FTC 18-inch cube and an FRC 5-foot, 125 pounds machine; code lives on GitHub with a couple hundred commits… | ||
| You mean I don't have to write a BOSH release? | Mikey Boldt | 06m |
Pivotal shows running partner services on Container Runtime by wiring Cloud Foundry service lifecycle to Kubernetes: kibosh is a generic service broker that… | ||
| Lightning Talk: Leveraging Realtime Geospatial Data and the Spring Ecosystem to Save Lives, Solstice | Keun Lee | 06m |
A deployed prototype ingests sensor and IoT feeds plus GIS and infrared tiles to surface areas in trouble, rate of spread, homes at risk in near real time and… | ||
| Feature Flag Foul-ups | Heidi Waterhouse | 06m |
Feature flags break by refusing to switch, failing to kill runaway code, accumulating as unlabeled zombies, or being flipped accidentally; LaunchDarkly-era… | ||
| Lightning Talk: Archimydes - Software Development as a Service | Mohamed Ali | 06m |
A code-on-demand platform that returns tested feature code in 24-48 hours from submitted user stories and acceptance criteria, charging via a… | ||
| Achieving PCI Compliance On a Single Foundation | Tom Gillis | 05m |
Achieving PCI Compliance On a Single Foundation
Speaker: Tom Gillis, Bracket Computing
Recorded At SpringOne Platform 2017. | ||
| Confessions of a Serial Hobbyist | Emily Tate | 06m |
Confesses to being a serial hobbyist who attacks interests deeply — learning fartlek and tempo runs for running, rebuilding vintage turntables and selling them… | ||
| How CFCR tackles Day 1& 2 Ops for Production Kubernetes | Merlin Glynn | 06m |
Cloud Foundry Container Runtime uses BOSH releases and stemcells to treat Kubernetes itself as software that can be deployed, scaled, patched and rebuilt… | ||
| Don't Try | Michael Coté | 06m |
Argues for favoring effortlessness over extra effort: stop overplanning and analysis paralysis by shipping early, break things and build recovery instead of… | ||
| Create, Ship and Improve Spring Boot Projects with Atomist | Rod Johnson, Christian Dupuis | 20m |
Atomist creates a new Spring Boot repo from a seed as GitHub repos, runs CI hooks and installs a webhook and Slack integration, then streams contextual events… | ||
| Discover’s Journey to Cloud Native — Dean Parke (Discover) Mike Koleno (Solstice) | Dean Parke, Mike Koleno | 29m |
Discover commits to a multi-year replatform to cloud-native, adopting Pivotal Cloud Foundry and Spring Boot, shifting from 12-week releases to daily commits… | ||
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