O'Reilly Software Architecture Conference 2016 - San Francisco, California

Table of contents

1. O'Reilly Software Architecture Keynotes
   1. Serverless Architectures: What, why, why not, and where next? - Mike Roberts
   2. Walking the tightrope: Balancing bias to action and planning - Dianne Marsh (Netflix)
   3. Confessions of an enterprise architect - Scott Shaw (ThoughtWorks)
   4. Microservices: Pros and cons - Cassandra Shum (ThoughtWorks) Rachel Laycock (ThoughtWorks)
   5. Kubernetes: What you need to know ... and why - Kelsey Hightower (Google)
   6. Listening to the design pressures - Martin Thompson (Real Logic)
2. Business Skills
   1. An Agile architect's framework for navigating complexity - Ken Power (Cisco Systems, Inc.) - Part 1
   2. An Agile architect's framework for navigating complexity - Ken Power (Cisco Systems, Inc.) - Part 2
   3. Making the case for architectural change - Michelle Brush (Cerner Corporation)
   4. Organization and architecture - Kevin Goldsmith (Avvo)
   5. Overnight architect: From enterprise developer to SaaS startup architect in 21 days - Tiffany Mikell (BSMdotCo)
3. Devops
   1. Docker in production: Your journey starts here - Clarence Bakirtzidis (Orchestrated Systems) and Kiruthika Samapathy (ThoughtWorks) - Part 1
   2. Docker in production: Your journey starts here - Clarence Bakirtzidis (Orchestrated Systems) and Kiruthika Samapathy (ThoughtWorks) - Part 2
   3. Docker in production: Your journey starts here - Clarence Bakirtzidis (Orchestrated Systems) and Kiruthika Samapathy (ThoughtWorks) - Part 3
   4. Docker in production: Your journey starts here - Clarence Bakirtzidis (Orchestrated Systems) and Kiruthika Samapathy (ThoughtWorks) - Part 4
   5. Highly efficient container orchestration and continuous delivery with DC/OS and Jenkins - Sunil Shah (Mesosphere)
   6. Evolutionary architectures - Neal Ford (ThoughtWorks) - Part 1
   7. Evolutionary architectures - Neal Ford (ThoughtWorks) - Part 2
   8. Clone, clone, make: A better way to build - Dan Heidinga (IBM)
   9. Architects as change agents: The case of Apache HBase adoption at Visa - Partha Saha (Visa, Inc.)
   10. Containerization at Pinterest - Baogang Song (Pinterest)
4. Fundamentals
   1. Evolutionary database design: Refactoring databases - Pramod Sadalage (ThoughtWorks) - Part 1
   2. Evolutionary database design: Refactoring databases - Pramod Sadalage (ThoughtWorks) - Part 2
   3. Evolutionary database design: Refactoring databases - Pramod Sadalage (ThoughtWorks) - Part 3
   4. Lazy event sourcing: Living in the now - Yurii Rashkovskii (Eventsourcing, Inc.)
   5. Architecting for the enterprise in Node.js - Kurtis Kemple (Major League Soccer)
   6. Three instruments for composing an Agile architecture - Nancy Nunes (Architects Who Code)
   7. Cloud architectures for data science - Margriet Groenendijk (IBM)
   8. Architecture in organizations and architecting organizations - Jayson DeLancey (General Electric)
5. Microservices, pros and cons
   1. Transitioning to microservices - Cassandra Shum (ThoughtWorks) and Dan Lockman (ThoughtWorks) - Part 1
   2. Transitioning to microservices - Cassandra Shum (ThoughtWorks) and Dan Lockman (ThoughtWorks) - Part 2
   3. Transitioning to microservices - Cassandra Shum (ThoughtWorks) and Dan Lockman (ThoughtWorks) - Part 3
   4. Running containerized applications securely in production - Pino de Candia (Midokura)
   5. Microservice standardization - Susan Fowler (Uber Technologies) - Part 1
   6. Microservice standardization - Susan Fowler (Uber Technologies) - Part 2
   7. Microservices architecture: A team's retrospective perspective - Anthony Moralez (Guardtime)
   8. Microservices: The supporting cast - Randy Layman (Pindrop)
6. Distributed systems
   1. If it works, don’t touch it: Why JFrog replaced almost every component in Bintray's architecture - Baruch Sadogursky (JFrog)
   2. Application caching at Netflix: The hidden microservice - Scott Mansfield (Netflix)
   3. Serverless architectures: What, why, why not, and where next? - Mike Roberts (Acanthus)
   4. Kubernetes abstractions: Building next-generation automation tools - Kelsey Hightower (Google)
   5. Beyond multitenancy: Introducing a new container-based application factory - Mariana Cedica (Nuxeo)
   6. Stay productive while slicing up the monolith - Markus Eisele (Lightbend)
   7. POSIX for the data center - Karl Isenberg (Mesosphere)
7. Integration architecture
   1. How to apply big data analytics and machine learning to real-time processing - Kai Wähner (TIBCO)
   2. Clouds ahead: Work with @WalmartLabs's hybrid, multicloud environment - Faraz Mohammed (Nisum) and Jason van Zyl (Nisum)
   3. Large-scale image processing of big medical image data using Amazon Web Services and its challenges - Razik Yousfi (Heartflow)
   4. An architecture for merging fast data and enterprise applications: The SMACK stack - Dean Wampler (Lightbend)
   5. How to increase software development agility - Robert Lefkowitz (Warby Parker)
8. Optimization
   1. King Tut architecture: Pyramids, patterns, and tests - Gary Pedretti (Sodoto Solutions)
9. Reactive and its variants
   1. The next generation of frontend architectures - Luca Mezzalira (DAZN)
   2. An introduction to reactive applications, Reactive Streams, and options for the JVM - Stephen Pember (ThirdChannel) - Part 1
   3. An introduction to reactive applications, Reactive Streams, and options for the JVM - Stephen Pember (ThirdChannel) - Part 2
10. Security
    1. Incremental threat modeling: Never try to boil an ocean - Irene Michlin (NCC Group)
    2. Compliance-driven infrastructure - Christoph Hartmann (Chef Software Inc)
11. Sponsored
    1. Platform as product: Serving the customer who serves the customer - Ryan Murray (ThoughtWorks)
    2. Designed for deployment - Badrinath Janakiraman (ThoughtWorks)
12. Scale
    1. How can you scale it if you don't trust it? - David N. Blank-Edelman (Apcera)
    2. Enabling a true omnichannel ecosystem using adaptable backend platforms - Kyu Cho (Nisum) and Sajid Mohamedy (Nisum)