[Yekaterinburg, announcement] New Java mitapes in Yekaterinburg: java.ural.Meetup @ 1
The good news for Java developers in Yekaterinburg (and, perhaps, the Urals as a whole) is launching new Java meetings in Yekaterinburg.
Historically , almost all the activities of professional communities are concentrated in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Regional events are either incredibly rare or have little coverage. And if to solve the second problem there is a lot of long and long work to be done, then we started fighting the first one now.
March 15 will be the first java.ural.Meetup. No dying technologies and terrible monolithic systems, we will discuss current problems in Java development and related fields.
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Program mitap:
At the first meeting, all the speakers from Kontur. If you like what we do, and you want to make a presentation - write.
Grigory Koshelev gnkoshelev
Microservices gave an excellent opportunity to create a multi-stack architecture within one project, when cool libraries and tools created by javista for more than two decades have become available to developers in languages ​​other than Java. Let's try to figure out what the price of this opportunity.
And we will continue to experiment with the integration of virtual machines. Why and how we do it, what difficulties we face and how we solve them - all this in the first report of the meeting.
Andrei Stalin, Sergey Anufriev, Evgeny Shtykov
Now you can’t surprise anyone with microservice architecture.
Sometimes, in order to process a client request, you have to poll a lot of microservices, and in each such request you have to wait for a response. Blocking the flow of performance is bad. Asynchronous request processing will help us avoid this problem.
We will show how you can run several asynchronous microservices and organize the interaction between them.
Alexey Kirpichnikov BeeVee
One of the central parts of the new contour infrastructure for microservices is a large pipe, into which all application events fall: logs, metrics, distributed tracing. A big one is one in which several million events fly into a second.
From the report you will learn what we did when we took .NET, Java and Apache Kafka.
We have long gone to the first Java-meeting, so we have accumulated topics and ideas for future meetings. But I will note that the March 15 meeting will be a pilot one, from feedback with which we will understand whether it is worth it. Come meet, chat and share experiences.
Date and time: March 15 from 19:00
Place: coworking Salt (Yekaterinburg, Khimikov Lane, 3, 4th floor)
Link to telegram chat: t.me/java_ural_Meetup .
Historically , almost all the activities of professional communities are concentrated in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Regional events are either incredibly rare or have little coverage. And if to solve the second problem there is a lot of long and long work to be done, then we started fighting the first one now.
March 15 will be the first java.ural.Meetup. No dying technologies and terrible monolithic systems, we will discuss current problems in Java development and related fields.
')
Program mitap:
- Grigory Koshelev with the report "Integration of .NET and Java virtual machines".
- Andrey Stalin, Sergey Anufriev and Evgeny Shtykov with the report “Asynchronous microservice interaction”.
- Alexey Kirpichnikov with the report "High-performance Java-application in the heart of the streaming architecture."
At the first meeting, all the speakers from Kontur. If you like what we do, and you want to make a presentation - write.
1. Integrating .NET and Java Virtual Machines
Grigory Koshelev gnkoshelev
Microservices gave an excellent opportunity to create a multi-stack architecture within one project, when cool libraries and tools created by javista for more than two decades have become available to developers in languages ​​other than Java. Let's try to figure out what the price of this opportunity.
And we will continue to experiment with the integration of virtual machines. Why and how we do it, what difficulties we face and how we solve them - all this in the first report of the meeting.
2. Asynchronous microservice communication
Andrei Stalin, Sergey Anufriev, Evgeny Shtykov
Now you can’t surprise anyone with microservice architecture.
Sometimes, in order to process a client request, you have to poll a lot of microservices, and in each such request you have to wait for a response. Blocking the flow of performance is bad. Asynchronous request processing will help us avoid this problem.
We will show how you can run several asynchronous microservices and organize the interaction between them.
3. High-performance Java application in the heart of the streaming architecture
Alexey Kirpichnikov BeeVee
One of the central parts of the new contour infrastructure for microservices is a large pipe, into which all application events fall: logs, metrics, distributed tracing. A big one is one in which several million events fly into a second.
From the report you will learn what we did when we took .NET, Java and Apache Kafka.
About the event
We have long gone to the first Java-meeting, so we have accumulated topics and ideas for future meetings. But I will note that the March 15 meeting will be a pilot one, from feedback with which we will understand whether it is worth it. Come meet, chat and share experiences.
Date and time: March 15 from 19:00
Place: coworking Salt (Yekaterinburg, Khimikov Lane, 3, 4th floor)
Sign up for a mitap so that the organizers can prepare tea, coffee and cakes.
Link to telegram chat: t.me/java_ural_Meetup .
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/349766/
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