Engineering the Future of Software
Feb 25–26, 2018: Training
Feb 26–28, 2018: Tutorials & Conference
New York, NY

Strategies for decentralized data management in microservices architectures

3:50pm–4:40pm Tuesday, February 27, 2018
Secondary topics:  Best Practice, Overview
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Who is this presentation for?

  • Engineers, architects, scientists, and CTOs

Prerequisite knowledge

  • Experience with software architecture

What you'll learn

  • Learn how to deal with one of the more complex aspects of decomposing monolithic apps into microservices
  • Understand the pitfalls surrounding data decentralization

Description

A big part of microservices architecture is decomposing monolithic applications with tightly coupled data models in order to decrease costs, speed time to implementation, and increase the overall quality of systems by driving singular focus on doing one thing well. Moving to decentralized data management is one of the most challenging aspects of a microservices architecture and often requires an understanding of full stack engineering.

JP Morgenthal shares strategies for your redesign efforts, the possible pitfalls, and the trade-offs these approaches force architects and engineers to make. JP also discusses the growing collection of tools and products to help engineers implement various data decentralization schemes and shows how they fit in a decentralized data management solution.

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JP Morgenthal

DXC

JP Morgenthal is CTO of application services at DXC. An internationally renowned thought leader in the areas of IT transformation, modernization, and cloud computing, JP has served in executive roles within major software companies and technology startups. His areas of expertise include strategy, architecture, application development, infrastructure and operations, cloud computing, DevOps, microservices, the IoT, and integration, and he routinely advises C-level executives on the best ways to use technology to derive business value. JP is a published author. His most recent book is Cloud Computing: Assessing the Risks.

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Alberto Ignacio Navia |
12/06/2017 3:14pm EST

Looks good!