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Java Day Istanbul is one of the most effective international community driven software conference of Turkey supported by Istanbul Java User Group. The conference helps developers to learn the newest technologies about Java, Web, Mobile, Big DATA, Cloud, DevOps, Agile and Future. Java Day Istanbul also helps developers, tech companies, and startups to establish a good network among them.
When
11 May, 2024
Where
Elite World Asia Hotel
10
18
550+
60+
EDITION
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Speakers
Speakers 2024
Get ready to join us in İstanbul to network with peers, learn about the latest industry trends, make new connections, and more #JDI24
Venkat Subramaniam
Founder @Agile Developer, Inc.
Title: The Art of Simplicity
Description: We've been told to keep things simple. It turns out, that's easily said than done. Creating something simple is, well, not really that simple. If simple was sitting next to us, would we even recognize it? Is my design simple, is yours simple? How can we tell? That's a simple question, but the answer to it is... well come to this talk to find out.
Bio: Dr. Venkat Subramaniam is an award-winning author, founder of Agile Developer, Inc., and an instructional professor at the University of Houston.
He has trained and mentored thousands of software developers in the US, Canada, Europe, and Asia, and is a regularly-invited speaker at several international conferences. Venkat helps his clients effectively apply and succeed with sustainable agile practices on their software projects.
Venkat is a (co)author of multiple technical books, including the 2007 Jolt Productivity award winning book Practices of an Agile Developer. You can find a list of his books at agiledeveloper.com.
Language: EN
Title: The Art of Simplicity
Description: We've been told to keep things simple. It turns out, that's easily said than done. Creating something simple is, well, not really that simple. If simple was sitting next to us, would we even recognize it? Is my design simple, is yours simple? How can we tell? That's a simple question, but the answer to it is... well come to this talk to find out.
Bio: Dr. Venkat Subramaniam is an award-winning author, founder of Agile Developer, Inc., and an instructional professor at the University of Houston.
He has trained and mentored thousands of software developers in the US, Canada, Europe, and Asia, and is a regularly-invited speaker at several international conferences. Venkat helps his clients effectively apply and succeed with sustainable agile practices on their software projects.
Venkat is a (co)author of multiple technical books, including the 2007 Jolt Productivity award winning book Practices of an Agile Developer. You can find a list of his books at agiledeveloper.com.
Language: EN
Patrycja Wegrzynowicz
Lead Engineer @Form3
Title: The Hacker’s Guide to Insecure Workload Configuration in Kubernetes
Description: Do you want to see live Kubernetes hacking? Come to see interactive demos where your newly registered accounts in a k8s application are hijacked.
This talk guides you through various security risks of Kubernetes, focusing on Insecure Workload Configuration and Lack of Centralized Policy Enforcement from the OWASP Kubernetes Top 10 list. In live demos, you will find out how to exploit a range of misconfigurations in your k8s clusters, attacking pods and containers via privilege escalation, leading to an ultimate compromise of user accounts in an exemplary web application.
You will learn about common mistakes and vulnerabilities along with the best practices for hardening your Kubernetes systems.
Bio: Patrycja is a lead engineer at Form3, working on reliability and performance of UK payments.
She is also the founder of Yon Labs, a startup focusing on automated tools for detection and refactoring of security vulnerabilities, performance anti-patterns, or cloud issues and providing consultancy in Java, C++, Go, and cloud technologies.
Language: EN
Title: The Hacker’s Guide to Insecure Workload Configuration in Kubernetes
Description: Do you want to see live Kubernetes hacking? Come to see interactive demos where your newly registered accounts in a k8s application are hijacked.
This talk guides you through various security risks of Kubernetes, focusing on Insecure Workload Configuration and Lack of Centralized Policy Enforcement from the OWASP Kubernetes Top 10 list. In live demos, you will find out how to exploit a range of misconfigurations in your k8s clusters, attacking pods and containers via privilege escalation, leading to an ultimate compromise of user accounts in an exemplary web application.
You will learn about common mistakes and vulnerabilities along with the best practices for hardening your Kubernetes systems.
Bio: Patrycja is a lead engineer at Form3, working on reliability and performance of UK payments.
She is also the founder of Yon Labs, a startup focusing on automated tools for detection and refactoring of security vulnerabilities, performance anti-patterns, or cloud issues and providing consultancy in Java, C++, Go, and cloud technologies.
Language: EN
Gunnar Morling
Staff Software Engineer @Decodable
Title: Syncing your Database To OpenSearch In Real-Time
Description: You've been tasked with implementing a data streaming pipeline for propagating data changes from your operational Postgres database to a search index in OpenSearch. Data views in OpenSearch should be denormalized for fast querying, and of course there should be no noticeable impact on the production database.
In this session we'll discuss how to build this data pipeline using two popular open-source projects: Debezium for log-based change data capture (CDC) and Apache Flink for stream processing. Join us for this talk and learn about
* Setting up change data streams with Debezium
* Efficiently building nested data structures from 1:n joins
* Deployment options: Kafka Connect vs. Flink CDC
We'll also touch on some advanced aspects like observability and consistency checks for your realtime data pipeline.
Bio: Gunnar Morling is a software engineer and open-source enthusiast by heart, currently working at Decodable on stream processing based on Apache Flink. In his prior role as a software engineer at Red Hat, he led the Debezium project, a distributed platform for change data capture. He is a Java Champion and has founded multiple open source projects such as JfrUnit, kcctl, and MapStruct. Gunnar is an avid blogger (morling.dev) and has spoken at various conferences like QCon, Java One, and Devoxx. He lives in Hamburg, Germany.
Language: EN
Title: Syncing your Database To OpenSearch In Real-Time
Description: You've been tasked with implementing a data streaming pipeline for propagating data changes from your operational Postgres database to a search index in OpenSearch. Data views in OpenSearch should be denormalized for fast querying, and of course there should be no noticeable impact on the production database.
In this session we'll discuss how to build this data pipeline using two popular open-source projects: Debezium for log-based change data capture (CDC) and Apache Flink for stream processing. Join us for this talk and learn about
* Setting up change data streams with Debezium
* Efficiently building nested data structures from 1:n joins
* Deployment options: Kafka Connect vs. Flink CDC
We'll also touch on some advanced aspects like observability and consistency checks for your realtime data pipeline.
Bio: Gunnar Morling is a software engineer and open-source enthusiast by heart, currently working at Decodable on stream processing based on Apache Flink. In his prior role as a software engineer at Red Hat, he led the Debezium project, a distributed platform for change data capture. He is a Java Champion and has founded multiple open source projects such as JfrUnit, kcctl, and MapStruct. Gunnar is an avid blogger (morling.dev) and has spoken at various conferences like QCon, Java One, and Devoxx. He lives in Hamburg, Germany.
Language: EN
Dimitris Andreadis
Engineering Director @ Red Hat
Title: Crafting Intelligent Applications with Quarkus
Description: Quarkus was released on March 2019 in a galaxy not too far away (actually Neuchâtel, Switzerland) by a team of engineers that dreamed of supercharging Java for Cloud/Kubernetes native deployments, while bringing Joy back to Developers.
90+ feature releases and 800+ community contributors later, Quarkus has matured, the Quarkus ecosystem has grown with 600+ extensions, however the pace of innovation has not slowed down.
Come to this talk to find out how Quarkus embraces the AI/LLM universe by integrating with the popular langchain4j library, and get ideas for crafting your own intelligent applications!
Bio:
Dimitris has 25 years of experience in IT and he is currently Director of Engineering at Red Hat in charge of the
Cloud Native Runtimes group that includes Quarkus, Vert.x, SpringBoot,
Node.js, as well as his former WildFly / JBoss Enterprise Application Server teams
that he used to run for several years.
He also served as the JBoss AS project lead and he has been a JBoss addict and contributor from the early start-up days.
He worked previously at Intracom and Motorola in the areas of NMS/OSS, designing reusable frameworks and distributed systems.
Dimitris studied computer science at the Technological Educational Institute of Athens and received an M.Sc.
by research from University College Dublin, Ireland.
Language: EN
Title: Crafting Intelligent Applications with Quarkus
Description: Quarkus was released on March 2019 in a galaxy not too far away (actually Neuchâtel, Switzerland) by a team of engineers that dreamed of supercharging Java for Cloud/Kubernetes native deployments, while bringing Joy back to Developers.
90+ feature releases and 800+ community contributors later, Quarkus has matured, the Quarkus ecosystem has grown with 600+ extensions, however the pace of innovation has not slowed down.
Come to this talk to find out how Quarkus embraces the AI/LLM universe by integrating with the popular langchain4j library, and get ideas for crafting your own intelligent applications!
Bio:
Dimitris has 25 years of experience in IT and he is currently Director of Engineering at Red Hat in charge of the
Cloud Native Runtimes group that includes Quarkus, Vert.x, SpringBoot,
Node.js, as well as his former WildFly / JBoss Enterprise Application Server teams
that he used to run for several years.
He also served as the JBoss AS project lead and he has been a JBoss addict and contributor from the early start-up days.
He worked previously at Intracom and Motorola in the areas of NMS/OSS, designing reusable frameworks and distributed systems.
Dimitris studied computer science at the Technological Educational Institute of Athens and received an M.Sc.
by research from University College Dublin, Ireland.
Language: EN
Kevin Wittek
Senior Engineering Manager @Docker
Title: Curse of the Pharaohs: Rethinking the Testing Pyramid with Testcontainers
Description: For many years, we have taken the monuments built by the ancients for granted: The classical testing pyramids! And while they are an essential part of the cultural heritage of the IT realm, different tribes differ in their definition and composition. And what if we would listen to the voices of the cultists and heretics, that seduce us to break with the ways of old and start our exodus to explore a universe of new forms and shapes? Will those bring us closer to our Xanadu, where milk and honeydew flow with each continuous deployment, or will we get lost in the eldritch tar pits, just as so many primeval beasts before us?
In this talk, we want to embark on an archaeological journey into the history of the testing pyramid: Who envisioned it first and in which context? By which technical constraints was it shaped and is it possible, that just as the Egyptian and the Mesoamerican pyramids developed independently from each other at different times, on two different continents, the testing pyramid also has multiple origin stories? And what might the future hold? Do new developments in hardware, software and architectural patterns alike allow us to rethink the traditional pyramid?
And to bring us finally back to the future, we will look at how Testcontainers – a popular JVM testing library that harnesses Docker to easily, reliably, spin up test dependencies – can support us in assembling the test suite structure, that best suits the needs of our applications and our developers.
Bio: Testcontainers maintainer, passionate about FLOSS, containers and Java. Oracle ACE Pro. Likes to write Python programs to support his wife in performing behavioral science experiments with pigeons. Plays the electric guitar and is a musician in his second life.
After many years working in the industry as a software engineer and a short detour into the world of academic blockchain research, Kevin now found a new home at Docker as an Engineering Manager, together with his beloved Testcontainers project.
Language: EN
Title: Curse of the Pharaohs: Rethinking the Testing Pyramid with Testcontainers
Description: For many years, we have taken the monuments built by the ancients for granted: The classical testing pyramids! And while they are an essential part of the cultural heritage of the IT realm, different tribes differ in their definition and composition. And what if we would listen to the voices of the cultists and heretics, that seduce us to break with the ways of old and start our exodus to explore a universe of new forms and shapes? Will those bring us closer to our Xanadu, where milk and honeydew flow with each continuous deployment, or will we get lost in the eldritch tar pits, just as so many primeval beasts before us?
In this talk, we want to embark on an archaeological journey into the history of the testing pyramid: Who envisioned it first and in which context? By which technical constraints was it shaped and is it possible, that just as the Egyptian and the Mesoamerican pyramids developed independently from each other at different times, on two different continents, the testing pyramid also has multiple origin stories? And what might the future hold? Do new developments in hardware, software and architectural patterns alike allow us to rethink the traditional pyramid?
And to bring us finally back to the future, we will look at how Testcontainers – a popular JVM testing library that harnesses Docker to easily, reliably, spin up test dependencies – can support us in assembling the test suite structure, that best suits the needs of our applications and our developers.
Bio: Testcontainers maintainer, passionate about FLOSS, containers and Java. Oracle ACE Pro. Likes to write Python programs to support his wife in performing behavioral science experiments with pigeons. Plays the electric guitar and is a musician in his second life.
After many years working in the industry as a software engineer and a short detour into the world of academic blockchain research, Kevin now found a new home at Docker as an Engineering Manager, together with his beloved Testcontainers project.
Language: EN
Derviş Mansuroğlu
Principal Officer @NAV
Title: Functional Programming In Java 22 - Understanding the Building Blocks of FP
Description: Functional programming promises huge advantages, but it still remains a mystery to many. In this talk, I'll focus on explaining key concepts such as lazy, immutability, currying, composition, and also explain topics such as ADTs, morphisms, lambda calculus and advanced pattern matching in Java 22.
This talk is about the practical use of functional programming in an object-oriented language like Java. We know that it's very difficult to write pure code in a functional style in Java because the language lacks important elements such as immutability, laziness, higher order types, stronger type inference, better function composition and currying, tail-call optimization, and stronger pattern matching. These deficiencies lead to a lower degree of abstraction, poorer decomposition, and we cannot express ourselves as elegantly as we would like. So why should we care about functional programming in Java?
The answer lies in the fact that by learning techniques from other languages, you also become a better developer in the language you normally use. Java 21 now supports "Unnamed Patterns and Variables", and with the existing support for Sealed Interfaces and Record Patterns, some Java code can now be written much simpler and more expressively.
This is an informal look at functional programming, the aging java.util.function library, and the latest additions in JDK22 that bring Java closer to other JVM languages such as Kotlin. The talk is well suited for those who have not engaged much in functional programming, but who wish to get a bit of inspiration.
Bio: Dervis is an experienced Java-developer and principal officer, currently working for the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration. He is passionate about programming languages, functional programming and algorithms. Dervis is a Java Champion and the leader of the Norwegian JUG JavaBin (Dukes Choice Award winner in 2019). Dervis has spoken at several international conferences as well as being a regular speaker at local meetups in Norway.
Language: EN
Title: Functional Programming In Java 22 - Understanding the Building Blocks of FP
Description: Functional programming promises huge advantages, but it still remains a mystery to many. In this talk, I'll focus on explaining key concepts such as lazy, immutability, currying, composition, and also explain topics such as ADTs, morphisms, lambda calculus and advanced pattern matching in Java 22.
This talk is about the practical use of functional programming in an object-oriented language like Java. We know that it's very difficult to write pure code in a functional style in Java because the language lacks important elements such as immutability, laziness, higher order types, stronger type inference, better function composition and currying, tail-call optimization, and stronger pattern matching. These deficiencies lead to a lower degree of abstraction, poorer decomposition, and we cannot express ourselves as elegantly as we would like. So why should we care about functional programming in Java?
The answer lies in the fact that by learning techniques from other languages, you also become a better developer in the language you normally use. Java 21 now supports "Unnamed Patterns and Variables", and with the existing support for Sealed Interfaces and Record Patterns, some Java code can now be written much simpler and more expressively.
This is an informal look at functional programming, the aging java.util.function library, and the latest additions in JDK22 that bring Java closer to other JVM languages such as Kotlin. The talk is well suited for those who have not engaged much in functional programming, but who wish to get a bit of inspiration.
Bio: Dervis is an experienced Java-developer and principal officer, currently working for the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration. He is passionate about programming languages, functional programming and algorithms. Dervis is a Java Champion and the leader of the Norwegian JUG JavaBin (Dukes Choice Award winner in 2019). Dervis has spoken at several international conferences as well as being a regular speaker at local meetups in Norway.
Language: EN
Abirami Sukumaran
Lead Developer Advocat @Google
Title: Data to AI with Java: Design generative AI apps with text, images and vector search features using Java, Spring Boot and Google Cloud
Description: Design, build and deploy generative AI apps supporting text, image and vector search with Java, Spring Boot and Cloud technologies with emphasis on prompt engineering best practices.
Bio: About 17 years of experience in application development and leadership in the areas of databases, data management and analytics, across industries, with a few patents filed in the data management and data science areas
Pursuing Doctorate in Business Administration with specialization in Machine Learning
A certified Yoga instructor / practitioner, blogger, speaker and I enjoy reading & learning to become a licensed private pilot
Currently as a Developer Advocate in Google specializing in Google Cloud databases and data to AI journey, I focus on developer experience and product excellence while enabling developers, practitioners, startups and customers to learn, build and evolve with Google Cloud.
My mission is to foster innovation and empower developers and startups to get the most out of technology.
Language: EN
Title: Data to AI with Java: Design generative AI apps with text, images and vector search features using Java, Spring Boot and Google Cloud
Description: Design, build and deploy generative AI apps supporting text, image and vector search with Java, Spring Boot and Cloud technologies with emphasis on prompt engineering best practices.
Bio: About 17 years of experience in application development and leadership in the areas of databases, data management and analytics, across industries, with a few patents filed in the data management and data science areas
Pursuing Doctorate in Business Administration with specialization in Machine Learning
A certified Yoga instructor / practitioner, blogger, speaker and I enjoy reading & learning to become a licensed private pilot
Currently as a Developer Advocate in Google specializing in Google Cloud databases and data to AI journey, I focus on developer experience and product excellence while enabling developers, practitioners, startups and customers to learn, build and evolve with Google Cloud.
My mission is to foster innovation and empower developers and startups to get the most out of technology.
Language: EN
Laurenţiu Spilcă
Principal Development Consultant @Endava
Title: Maximizing Security with JDK: Understanding Built-in Capabilities
Description: This talk, 'Maximizing Security with JDK,' is vital for Java developers. Focused on JDK's security features, it includes live coding sessions on encryption and digital signatures using JDK libraries. With my Java expertise, I'll offer practical insights for a secure Java development culture.
Bio: Laurențiu Spilcă is a dedicated Development Lead and Trainer with over nine years of experience. Currently, he leads the development of a project in the financial market of European Nordic countries, in which the latest technologies are used.
Before being a Development Lead, he worked as a Software Developer building one of the biggest ERP solutions with worldwide installations. For Laurențiu is not important only to deliver high quality software, but also to share knowledge and help others to upskill.
This has driven him to design and teach courses related to Java technologies. Delivering presentations and workshops is another way he succeeded in spreading his enthusiasm for software. Outside work, Laurențiu is passionate about traveling and scuba diving.
Language: EN
Title: Maximizing Security with JDK: Understanding Built-in Capabilities
Description: This talk, 'Maximizing Security with JDK,' is vital for Java developers. Focused on JDK's security features, it includes live coding sessions on encryption and digital signatures using JDK libraries. With my Java expertise, I'll offer practical insights for a secure Java development culture.
Bio: Laurențiu Spilcă is a dedicated Development Lead and Trainer with over nine years of experience. Currently, he leads the development of a project in the financial market of European Nordic countries, in which the latest technologies are used.
Before being a Development Lead, he worked as a Software Developer building one of the biggest ERP solutions with worldwide installations. For Laurențiu is not important only to deliver high quality software, but also to share knowledge and help others to upskill.
This has driven him to design and teach courses related to Java technologies. Delivering presentations and workshops is another way he succeeded in spreading his enthusiasm for software. Outside work, Laurențiu is passionate about traveling and scuba diving.
Language: EN
Stéphane Épardaud
Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat
Title: Quarkus Renarde 🦊♥ : an old-school Web Framework with Today's Touch
Description: We present Renarde, a Quarkus extension that is a Web Framework with server-side rendering, for Java full-stack developpers. No need for JavaScript, lots of features and still a joy to work with.
Bio: From deep into the Nice mountains, Stéphane works for Red Hat on the Vert.x and Quarkus projects.
Passionate hacker in Java, C, Perl or Scheme. A web standards and database enthusiast, he implemented among other things a WYSIWYG XML editor, a multi-threading library in C, a mobile-agent language in Scheme (compiler and virtual machines), and some Web 2.0 RESTful services and rich web interfaces with JavaScript and HTML 5.
Eager to share, he is a frequent speaker at various conferences such as the Scheme Workshop, Nice University, Devoxx, JavaOne, JavaZone, JAX, many Java User Groups as well as the Riviera Java User Group he co-leads. A long-time open-source user and advocate, he worked on Ceylon, RESTEasy, Redpipe, Reactive Contexts, jax-doclets, stamps.js and various Play! Framework modules. He is also co-creator of the Riviera DEV conference.
He now works full time on various Vert.x and Quarkus projects for Red Hat.
Language: EN
Title: Quarkus Renarde 🦊♥ : an old-school Web Framework with Today's Touch
Description: We present Renarde, a Quarkus extension that is a Web Framework with server-side rendering, for Java full-stack developpers. No need for JavaScript, lots of features and still a joy to work with.
Bio: From deep into the Nice mountains, Stéphane works for Red Hat on the Vert.x and Quarkus projects.
Passionate hacker in Java, C, Perl or Scheme. A web standards and database enthusiast, he implemented among other things a WYSIWYG XML editor, a multi-threading library in C, a mobile-agent language in Scheme (compiler and virtual machines), and some Web 2.0 RESTful services and rich web interfaces with JavaScript and HTML 5.
Eager to share, he is a frequent speaker at various conferences such as the Scheme Workshop, Nice University, Devoxx, JavaOne, JavaZone, JAX, many Java User Groups as well as the Riviera Java User Group he co-leads. A long-time open-source user and advocate, he worked on Ceylon, RESTEasy, Redpipe, Reactive Contexts, jax-doclets, stamps.js and various Play! Framework modules. He is also co-creator of the Riviera DEV conference.
He now works full time on various Vert.x and Quarkus projects for Red Hat.
Language: EN
Tiffany Jernigan
Technology Advocate
Title: Bootiful Kubernetes Operators
Description: You know what's fun? Automating the ever livin' heck out of infrastructure! Slaying that YAML! Nobody wants to painstakingly build something and then spend weeks trying to write the YAML to describe it to the infrastructure. Thankfully, Kubernetes provides composability through abstractions like operators, controllers, and custom resource definitions.
These days, it's trivial to extend Kubernetes with a Spring Boot application, turn it into a GraalVM native image that runs in a Docker container, and then deploy that. Join and we'll learn how to extend and automate Kubernetes with Spring Boot and Spring Native-powered custom operators and eliminate that ever-so-pesky YAML.
Bio: Tiffany is a seasoned technologist and content creator in the Cloud Native space. She most recently was a senior developer advocate at VMware.
She also formerly worked as a software developer and developer advocate at Amazon, Docker, and Intel.
Prior to that, she graduated from Georgia Tech with a degree in electrical engineering. In her free time, she likes to travel and dabble in photography. You can find her on Twitter @tiffanyfayj.
Language: EN
Title: Bootiful Kubernetes Operators
Description: You know what's fun? Automating the ever livin' heck out of infrastructure! Slaying that YAML! Nobody wants to painstakingly build something and then spend weeks trying to write the YAML to describe it to the infrastructure. Thankfully, Kubernetes provides composability through abstractions like operators, controllers, and custom resource definitions.
These days, it's trivial to extend Kubernetes with a Spring Boot application, turn it into a GraalVM native image that runs in a Docker container, and then deploy that. Join and we'll learn how to extend and automate Kubernetes with Spring Boot and Spring Native-powered custom operators and eliminate that ever-so-pesky YAML.
Bio: Tiffany is a seasoned technologist and content creator in the Cloud Native space. She most recently was a senior developer advocate at VMware.
She also formerly worked as a software developer and developer advocate at Amazon, Docker, and Intel.
Prior to that, she graduated from Georgia Tech with a degree in electrical engineering. In her free time, she likes to travel and dabble in photography. You can find her on Twitter @tiffanyfayj.
Language: EN
Ties van de Ven
Software Quality Expert @Alliander
Title: Bootiful Kubernetes Operators
Description: You know what's fun? Automating the ever livin' heck out of infrastructure! Slaying that YAML! Nobody wants to painstakingly build something and then spend weeks trying to write the YAML to describe it to the infrastructure. Thankfully, Kubernetes provides composability through abstractions like operators, controllers, and custom resource definitions.
These days, it's trivial to extend Kubernetes with a Spring Boot application, turn it into a GraalVM native image that runs in a Docker container, and then deploy that. Join and we'll learn how to extend and automate Kubernetes with Spring Boot and Spring Native-powered custom operators and eliminate that ever-so-pesky YAML.
Bio: Ties is a software engineer with passion for concepts, sofware engineering fundamentals and helping others. He combines these passions by doing public speaking,
volenteer work for organisations like Devoxx4kids and codingcoach and working as a Software Quality Expert at Alliander.
Language: EN
Title: Bootiful Kubernetes Operators
Description: You know what's fun? Automating the ever livin' heck out of infrastructure! Slaying that YAML! Nobody wants to painstakingly build something and then spend weeks trying to write the YAML to describe it to the infrastructure. Thankfully, Kubernetes provides composability through abstractions like operators, controllers, and custom resource definitions.
These days, it's trivial to extend Kubernetes with a Spring Boot application, turn it into a GraalVM native image that runs in a Docker container, and then deploy that. Join and we'll learn how to extend and automate Kubernetes with Spring Boot and Spring Native-powered custom operators and eliminate that ever-so-pesky YAML.
Bio: Ties is a software engineer with passion for concepts, sofware engineering fundamentals and helping others. He combines these passions by doing public speaking,
volenteer work for organisations like Devoxx4kids and codingcoach and working as a Software Quality Expert at Alliander.
Language: EN
More Speakers will be announced soon!
Attending Companies
Companies committed to build awesome software know that the best way to update themselves around Java, Kubernetes and JVM technologies joining #JDI24 with their teams.
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Airties
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Akbank
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Allianz Sigorta A.Ş.
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Amadeus
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Commencis
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Craftgate
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D-MARKET
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DB Schenker Arkas
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Definex
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EVAM Yaz.Dan. A.Ş.
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Fibabanka
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Hipatya
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LOOK UP
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Mavidev Yaz ve San. A.Ş
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Meteksan Savunma
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Ödeal
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QNB Sağlık Hayat Sigorta
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Sovos
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Telenity
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Thoughtworks
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TOM DIGITAL
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TOSAN
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Trendyol
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Tubitak Bilgem
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Turkcell
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Turkish Technology
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Yapı ve Kredi Bankası A.Ş.
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