DevconTLV March 2016

Speakers

Seth Vargo

Director of Evangelism

HashiCorp

Kerstin Puschke

Senior Software Engineer

xing

Yoav Abrahami

Chief Architect

Wix

Ben Lovell

Senior Software Engineer

HM Treasury

Julian Cheal

Senior Software Developer

Red Hat

Dor Laor

CEO, co-founder

ScyllaDB

Roy Sasson

Chief Data Scientist

Outbrain

Evgeny Zislis

Founder

Devops Israel

Shimon Tolts

R&D Manager

IronSource

Anton Weiss

Gil Levi

Deep Learning Algorithms Researcher

Adience

Aviv Laufer

CTO

Rounds

Sagy Rozman

Development Team Lead

Wix

Lior Bar-On

Chief Architect

Gett

Nir Sharony

Server Side Architect

MyHeritage

Ilan Yaniv

Founder

Production Map

Rotem Hermon

VP Architecture

Gigya

Yaniv Shalev

AOL Israel Site Lead | CTO at Convertro

Raziel Tabib

CEO and Co-Founder

Codefresh

Oleg Verhovsky

CTO and Co-Founder

Codefresh

Omri Fima

Technical Lead

Sears

Issac Goldstand

Principal Architect

IronSource

Itamar Haber

Chief Developers Advocate

Redis Labs

Jonathan Bachman

Team Lead

Yotpo

Eddy Kiselman

Senior Software Engineer

90MIN

Oren Yaqobi

VP Customer Success

Redis Labs

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Agenda

07:00

Gathering and Breakfast

08:00

Greetings

Ben Lovell

Senior Software Engineer

, HM Treasury

Julian Cheal

Senior Software Developer

, Red Hat

08:15

Consul as a Monitoring Service

There are two sides to monitoring – exposing problems with alerts and acting upon those alerts to find solutions to the exposed problem. For exposing problems, users can define any script for Consul to... (Read More)

Seth Vargo

Director of Evangelism

, HashiCorp

08:50

Vizualize 300Tb in 5 seconds

Finding the effectiveness of a Marketing campaign is complex. Working with Fortune 500 companies in their conversion of customers on their million dollar marketing campaigns is extremely complex. Data comes from... (Read More)

Yaniv Shalev

AOL Israel Site Lead | CTO at Convertro

09:20

Micro-services

Micro-services are the new kid in the block. Everyone are talking about them. Everyone wanna do them. But what makes a service into a micro-service? how large should a micro-service be? what advantages does it... (Read More)

Yoav Abrahami

Chief Architect

, Wix

09:50

How to Migrate Your Application to Micro-Services Using Docker and Codefresh

In this session we will go over the fundamental of Docker & Docker compose.

We will show how to migrate your application to micro-service in easy and efficient way.

The session will include a live... (Read More)

Raziel Tabib

CEO and Co-Founder

, Codefresh

Oleg Verhovsky

CTO and Co-Founder

, Codefresh

10:00

How a Javascript Mistake Can Cost You $200 Million

Jonathan Bachman

Team Lead

, Yotpo

10:10

Private Apps in the Public Cloud

In the current technical world, SaaS providers have plenty to help them out: from public clouds, to containers. From microservices architectures, to limitless scaling potential. But when you need to deploy... (Read More)

Issac Goldstand

Principal Architect

, IronSource

10:40

Break

10:55

Size matters: Handling Graph API in a large scale environment

With more than 75 million users who have created 27 million family trees containing over 1.8 billion individuals, and over 6 billion historical documents, records and newspapers, MyHeritage has become the... (Read More)

Nir Sharony

Server Side Architect

, MyHeritage

11:25

1 Million CQL operations per server

CPU core counts continue to grow, along with the raw speed of networking and storage devices available on a modern system. Software design approaches that were valid and safe even a few years ago are no... (Read More)

Dor Laor

CEO, co-founder

, ScyllaDB

11:55

Microservices Insights with Microservices

Standing outside the microservices world and hearing all the trends and ideas running around can be a bit confusing. In this lecture Lior will share some insights that will make the entrance to the microservices... (Read More)

Lior Bar-On

Chief Architect

, Gett

12:30

Lunch

13:15

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13:15

Production Map

Production Map is an open source IDE for DevOps

Ilan Yaniv

Founder

, Production Map

13:20

Decouple all the things: Asynchronous messaging keeps it simple

If a customer changes their address, it's often not enough to update their master data record. E.g. the component processing customer orders might have to learn about the update in order to ship to the correct... (Read More)

Kerstin Puschke

Senior Software Engineer

, xing

13:50

EA.com From 1k Ops/Sec to 100k at Sub Millisecond Latency

Oren Yaqobi

VP Customer Success

, Redis Labs

14:20

StormRunner Load - would Node.js be your first choice?

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Imagine - you have an idea. You are going to develop a brand new Web, Cloud based, As-A-Service product from scratch.

It is a natural successor of your existing de facto standard of performance testing... (Read More)

Eyal Nadler

System architect, StormRunner Load

, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise

14:50

Break

15:10

The Comeback of Grids

The year 2015 put containers in the spotlight, but now that everyone is using Docker it is time to put containers in production. Grid clusters are again on the rise, this time in the form of Google Kubernetes,... (Read More)

Evgeny Zislis

Founder

, Devops Israel

15:40

Ninja, Choose Your Weapon!

Configuration management tools has been evolving for the last 10 years with each newcomer pretending to cure the illnesses of their predecessors. Now that most of us agree that codifying our infrastructure is... (Read More)

Anton Weiss

16:10

The Road To Production With Node.js And Docker On AWS

How we transformed ironSource's BigData pipeline - ironBeast into Docker containers.

Shimon Tolts

R&D Manager

, IronSource

13:15

From 30 to 1: Building a server-less image manipulation service

90min is sports media platform with more than 45 million unique monthly users.

We had to scale our infrastructure very quickly, we made a lot of mistakes but we are getting their.

One of our latest... (Read More)

Eddy Kiselman

Senior Software Engineer

, 90MIN

13:20

"For Your Eyes Only": Popularity vs. Share-ability

We analyze the importance of two types of engagement signals in the domain of digital publishing: (1) content popularity, measured by page-views & click-through rates within the Outbrain network, and (2)... (Read More)

Roy Sasson

Chief Data Scientist

, Outbrain

13:50

Rounds Analytics Pipeline

How do we collect analytics at Rounds. We have build a pipeline that starts at the user mobile device and flow via our collecting servers (written in golang) until in inserted into BigQuery and Elasticsearch... (Read More)

Aviv Laufer

CTO

, Rounds

14:20

Surviving Black Friday - a Resilience Engineering Tale

The 'Black Friday fail' is the greatest fear of every major online retailer. Since downtime equals money, and in Black Friday it means quite a lot of money.

But the sad truth is that a failure of a service is... (Read More)

Omri Fima

Technical Lead

, Sears

14:50

Break

15:10

GOOS style TDD by Example - From Walking Skeleton to Microservices

In the presentation Sagy will demonstrate his take on the style of TDD described in the book Growing OO Systems Guided By Tests written by Nat Pryce and Steve Freeman.

Sagy will show how to apply the... (Read More)

Sagy Rozman

Development Team Lead

, Wix

15:40

Actors and microservices - Can Two Walk Together?

The Actor Model is an alternative approach to writing concurrent software without the problems introduced by multithreaded concurrency.

“Virtual Actors” are a new development of the actor model, aimed for... (Read More)

Rotem Hermon

VP Architecture

, Gigya

16:10

Deep Learning 101

Deep Learning methods have become vastly popular in recent years and seem to beat the state of the art in almost every image classification benchmark. The purpose of this talk is to give a "how-to" introductory... (Read More)

Gil Levi

Deep Learning Algorithms Researcher

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