7 of the best sessions from the O’Reilly Software Architecture Conference in New York ‘20
This selection of videos from the O’Reilly Software Architecture Conference in New York (held February 23-26, 2020) is a diverse sampling from the illustrative sessions and thought-provoking keynotes that helped our audience improve their skill sets, refine their decision-making abilities, and improve their organizations’ architectures. Check out the full event compilation on the O’Reilly online learning platform to see these sessions and many more.
—Chris Guzikowski, Co-chair, O’Reilly Software Architecture Conference
Learn faster. Dig deeper. See farther.
Data Lakes and Distributed Systems
Learn effective techniques and approaches for designing a data lake, and borrow from this expert’s broad experience in a variety of domains.
Watch now
Beyond the Technical
See how to develop influence through relationship building, using actionable techniques and a proven tool for moving from fire fighting to proactive ownership.
Watch now
Event-Driven Microservices
Examine microservices with historical context: discover if microservices delivered on its promises, how the technology surrounding microservices evolved and impacted your decisions, and what it truly means to be event driven.
Watch now
Technical Debt: A Master Class
Begin to fully comprehend technical debt. This session dives into the characteristics of technical debt, and uses those characteristics to show that most so-called best practices today, are, in fact, technical debt.
Watch now
Service Mesh from the Ground Up
Adopting microservices can present new challenges in observability, networking, and security. Learn how Istio can help you solve these challenges by providing a unified management layer for your services.
Watch now
Maturing an Agile Organization with Intentional Architecture
See a proven case study in bringing an organically built monolithic open source system to a more intentionally maintained platform, using leading architectural principles and practices.
Watch now
Architecture.Next: Invalidating Old Axioms
This spirited keynote presents an invitation to challenge some tried-and-true axioms in this field, and gives advice on how to manage the ever-changing state of software architecture.
Watch now