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Speakers

Marcin Wielgus

Senior Software Engineer

Google

Armin Ronacher

Partner

Sentry

Johnny Winn

Elixir Evangelist/Host of the Elixir Fountain

Hashrocket

Jonan Scheffler

Developer Advocate

Heroku

Avi Kivity

CTO, Founder

ScyllaDB

Amit Anafy

Server side developer

Wix

Miha Rekar

Team Lead

Toptal

Eran Zinman

Co-founder & CTO

dapulse

Anton Weiss

Ben Lovell

Senior Software Engineer

HM Treasury

Yakir Buskila

Architect

eXelate, A Nielsen Company

DevOps CI Engineer

Chief Architect

Principal Technical Instructor

MarkLogic

Oren Eini

Founder

Hiberanting Rhinos

Gil Hoffer

VP Engineering

Oracle Ravello

Haggai Shachar

Director, Data Services

LivePerson

Steven Pousty

Lead Developer Advocate OpenShift Online

Red Hat

Gil Tayar

Software architect

Natural Intelligence

Agenda

09:00

Greetings

Ben Lovell

Senior Software Engineer

, HM Treasury

Michal Papis

Open Source Developer

, RVM

09:10

Kubernetes: now and beyond

It has been more than a year since version 1.0 of a container orchestration engine called Kubernetes was released.

What happened during this time? What are our experiences with writing such a huge system in Go?... (Read More)

Marcin Wielgus

Senior Software Engineer

, Google

09:40

A Practical Recipe for a Continuously Delivering Organization

You've figured out that in order for your product to be outstanding, you need to be able to deliver frequently to production.
That's great, but how can you achieve such a goal for highly complex... (Read More)

Gil Hoffer

VP Engineering

, Oracle Ravello

10:10

Shipping Sentry

How we are developing and shipping Sentry both as an Open Source project and a SaaS solution. A look at our development methodology, technology stack and lessons learned from turning an Open Source project into a... (Read More)

Armin Ronacher

Partner

, Sentry

10:45

Coffee Break

11:00

Life with Elixir/OTP

What if we could simulate life? What if we could watch the evolution of a million processes at once, with the strong surviving and passing on their traits?
It all starts with a population seed. Each organism... (Read More)

Johnny Winn

Elixir Evangelist/Host of the Elixir Fountain

, Hashrocket

11:30

Performance Optimizations in the Wild

In this session, we'll talk about a recent performance iteration in RavenDB, discuss the things that were found and how we fixed them. Expect a discussion on low-level branch predictions and memory layout, figuring... (Read More)

Oren Eini

Founder

, Hiberanting Rhinos

12:00

What Are Flame Graphs and How To Read Them

How to read flame graphs to find the hot spots where your Software performance is low and optimize them.

Miha Rekar

Team Lead

, Toptal

12:30

Tools for Writing Great Software

This talk describes the principles, approaches, and techniques I collected over the years of writing software. This is by no means a complete list of “how-tos”, nor do I believe such a list can exist. These are the... (Read More)

Amihay Zer-Kavod

Chief Architect

, Natural Intelligence

13:00

Lunch

13:30

Hall Two

Hall Five

Hall Four

13:30

Understanding Git

If you understand the Git way of thinking, you can truly
profit from it instead of fighting against it. And yet, most Git
trainings will teach you the commands, not the underlying model. Focus
on the model, and... (Read More)

Paolo "Nusco" Perrotta

Author of the Metaprogramming Ruby book

13:30

Full stack application development using JavaScript

Ever wondered how geospatial data works? Why don’t you come along and learn it via an interactive workshop where you’ll be presented to a fully functioning geospatial application that uses metadata from images to... (Read More)

Tamas Piros

Principal Technical Instructor

, MarkLogic

13:30

4 Languages in 4 Hours

If you’re interested in programming languages, a “polyglot”, here’s the workshop for you.

We’ll build a chat app, the real-time web’s 15 minute blog, in 4 programming languages: Ruby, Golang, Elixir and... (Read More)

Aaron Cruz

Senior Expert

, Community Factory

13:45

Hall One

13:45

ScyllaDB: It Takes More Than C++ to Become Next Gen C*

Scylla is a new implementation of Apache Cassandra which is wire compatible and 10X faster. Scylla uses any trick in the book to achieve superior performance, from it's own caching, own malloc, log structured... (Read More)

Avi Kivity

CTO, Founder

, ScyllaDB

14:15

Scaling to a billion

Building a successful Big data analytic software platform in-house. How it can be done, the pros and cons. Learn how we've incorporated Big-Data, Machine Learning, elascticsearch, and more in a single... (Read More)

Eran Zinman

Co-founder & CTO

, dapulse

14:45

Optimize your CI/CD pipeline using Docker and Codefresh

In this session we will cover the benefit of using Docker images as the vehicle to drive continuous integration and delivery pipeline. How is can accelerate iterations, parallelize integration testing and improve... (Read More)

Raziel Tabib

CEO and Co-Founder

, Codefresh

Oleg Verhovsky

CTO and Co-Founder

, Codefresh

15:15

Coffee Break

15:30

Hall 1

Hall 2

15:30

Learn more ecology, live a better life

The last few decades have brought about a dramatic transformation in both hardware and software development. Changes to one drive changes to the other, all with the aim of moving away from monolithic applications... (Read More)

Steven Pousty

Lead Developer Advocate OpenShift Online

, Red Hat

16:00

Practical Artificial Intelligence, humans bots and everything in between

Artificial Intelligence without data, is ... exactly as it sounds - Artificial Intelligence without data.

Nevertheless - bot developers, conversation automation tools and AI modelers nowadays, are mostly... (Read More)

Haggai Shachar

Director, Data Services

, LivePerson

16:30

Estimate Set Cardinality using Druid and Datasketches on Petabytes of Data

At eXelate we need to present to our clients the number of unique users who meet a given criteria. The condition is typically a set-theoretic expression over a stream of events for a given time range. Historically,... (Read More)

Yakir Buskila

Architect

, eXelate, A Nielsen Company

17:00

Microservices - the things your parents don’t tell you

You want to start exploring microservices. You heard that it’s so wonderful! That there’s always a before microservices, and an after microservices. That things are never the same afterwards. And yet you are afraid.... (Read More)

Gil Tayar

Software architect

, Natural Intelligence

15:30

The World Outside - The Blind Spot of TDD

A lot has been said about how TDD (Test-Driven Development) is great for building up a developer’s confidence when changing code. However, TDD has its blind spots. By definition, you can't test what you didn’t... (Read More)

Amit Anafy

Server side developer

, Wix

16:00

The Road to a Hybrid, Transparent Delivery Pipeline

Modern software delivery landscape is not easy to navigate. So many great OSS projects, plenty of buzz around new and exciting online services. The amount of choices and combinations is overwhelming to say the... (Read More)

Anton Weiss

16:30

Micro-Services Management - CI Best Practices

Microservices development environment become more and more popular in cloud based companies in order to support better CI / CD methodologies.

We would like to show LivePerson case studies of how do we manage... (Read More)

Nir Koren

DevOps CI Engineer

, LivePerson

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Speakers

Agenda

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09:40

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11:00

11:30

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13:00

13:30

Hall Two

Hall Five

Hall Four

13:30

13:30

13:30

13:45

13:45

14:15

14:45

15:15

15:30

Hall 1

Hall 2

15:30

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Agenda

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09:10

09:40

10:10

10:45

11:00

11:30

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13:30

Hall Two

Hall Five

Hall Four

13:30

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14:15

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Hall 1

Hall 2

15:30

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