Solutions Track II

Solutions Track.

Day of week:

Thursday

Location:

Legends Ballroom - Gleason-Roebling

Presentations

Using CEP for Integration Application Monitoring

5:10pm - 6:00pm

By: John D'Emic

Using CEP for Integration Application Monitoring will illustrate how Esper, an opensource CEP engine, can be used to passively monitor asynchronous integration applications.
Dumb and Dumber-- How Smart is Your Monitoring Data?

1:40pm - 2:30pm

By: Travis Johnson

Big Data is all the rage right now. Everyone from a social media company to your grandmother's online knitting store is suddenly a big data shop. Application monitoring tools are no exception from this trend they collect gigabytes of monitoring data from your application every minute. But most of this data is useless. It's dumb data. More data isn't better if the data you're getting from your tools isn't helping you do your job in fact, it's worse. In this session we'll talk how to be a little smarter about collecting monitoring data, and how to ensure that the data we're collecting is intelligent, too. I'll talk about a few of the monitoring solutions and approaches I've used during my career as a monitoring architect at a large financial services institution, as well as present a few case studies of customers who have managed to make the leap from bigger data to smarter data.
Enabling Java in Latency Sensitive Environments

10:40am - 11:10am

By: Gil Tene

The low latency Java landscape is changing. Fast. In the past, applying Java to latency and jitter sensitive applications involved sacrifices, tradeoffs, compromises, and contortions that significantly diminished both the productivity and leverage benefits usually associated with the Java platform. But that was the past. In this talk, Gil Tene (CTO, Azul Systems) explores the present. A present where modern Java applications can achieve consistently low latency while at the same time using the full spectrum of the Java platform's capabilities.
Building Cross Platform Mobile Apps: Dev Tools, MBaaS and Architecture

2:50pm - 3:40pm

By: Alex Gaber

When starting a new project, the early decisions on architecture and tools will determine the success of the project, from initial release through long term ease of updates and maintenance. How do we determine what tools make sense for certain projects? What architectures make the most sense for API-driven mobile apps, or apps that will need to function when the device goes offline? By exploring the emerging best practices and specific mobile use cases, it becomes easier to predict the success of a mobile app project.
Bringing Java to On-Device iOS & Android Apps

4:00pm - 4:50pm

By: Frederic Desbiens

Java developers, who up until now were focused on Web development, are facing a challenges migrating their skills to the world of on-device mobile application development. In this session we'll show you how Oracle approached this challenge and enabled our developers to continue leveraging their Java skills when to develop mobile applications. See how we use Java, component based HTML5 UI and an MVC architecture to transition Java developers to the new wave of enterprise mobile application development.
Security to Connect Back-end APIs with HTML5 Cross Platform Apps

11:30pm - 12:40pm

By: Andy Thurai

Is HTML5's abstracted web browser OS with server side security controls a more secure mobile application approach for the enterprise? The approach negates reliance on expensive MDM mobile device management software putting IT directly in control of the web API. Intel shows how to build a 2-tier mobile optimized backend & API management architecture that securely connects with HTML5 cross platform tools. We'll showcase how mobile friendly security & communication is done using OAuth, Websockets, JSON based data exchange, & Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) best practices. We highlight how to address PCI & PII compliance data protection via tokenization for mobile data flows. All attendees receive: Mobile Middleware Buyers Guide & link to the open source Intel XDK tools.