Architecture
Architectures You've Always Wondered about returns for QCon New York 2020. This landmark tracks looks at the next-gen architectures from the most admired companies in software. Our programming committee is currently inviting speakers for this track. To see some of the great talks from previous QCon New Yorks, see the talks below.
Presentations about Architecture
Building Resilient Serverless Systems
Microservice Observability AMA w/ Shkuro, Kaiser & MacCárthaigh
Microservice Observability AMA w/ Shkuro, Kaiser & MacCárthaigh
Microservice Observability AMA w/ Shkuro, Kaiser & MacCárthaigh
Microservice Observability AMA w/ Shkuro, Kaiser & MacCárthaigh
Connecting the Dots: Applying Microservices (Registration required)
Interviews
PracticalDDD: Bounded Contexts + Events => Microservices
What is the focus of your work today?
I'm currently working as a software architect at Particular Software, the makers of NServiceBus. As an architect, I guide clients to help review their design or proof of concept to see how they can build loosely coupled systems using both event-driven architecture and domain-driven design (DDD).
What is the motivation for this talk?
When I first learned about event-driven architecture, it completely changed how I think of designing systems. It was as if there was a whole new world out there. With DDD, I started to see the discipline of modeling and design to use the correct language and also to model the behavior more than the structure of things. When you start combining the discipline of DDD, and then use messaging or events as a way of communication, the systems that you design tend to be reliable and autonomous. I want to share this knowledge. Speaking at conferences is my way of contributing back to tech. I think hearing my experiences could help other people when they’re designing their systems.
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