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Date: Wednesday, October 2, 2019

Time: 2:00pm - 6:00pm

Location: Baya Axess | 15–17 Rue Scribe | 75009 Paris

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Program at-a-glance:


4:00pm               Registration & Welcome Reception
4:25pm               Opening Remarks
4:30pm               Interactive Panel Discussion
5:00pm               Audience Q&A
5:10pm               Partner Presentation
5:30pm               Brief Brea
5:40pm               Event Mesh Vision
6:15pm               Audience Q&A
6:30pm               Cocktail Reception

The key topics we'll cover:

  • Intro to Solace, and the Solace PubSub+ Event Mesh
  • APIs (Traditional and Evented)
  • Event-Driven Design
  • Event Message Exchange Patterns
  • Developer Pitfalls

Join us on October 2nd to gain an understanding of Solace PubSub+ and Event-Driven Architecture.

Events are a core component of all new business architectures. They are the life blood of the enterprise, allowing applications to react in real time to an ever-changing environment. As software architectures shift to more event-driven designs, the usage of traditional REST-over-HTTP for communication can limit the flexibility and performance of distributed applications and microservices – it is not a communication pattern well-suited for event-driven microservices, or for IoT and hybrid cloud use cases.

This 4-hour workshop will explore how advanced event brokers improve over today’s API approach by enabling real-time, bidirectional communication between and inside applications, across data centres, clouds and continents by complementing synchronous REST-over-HTTP communication with a publish-subscribe architecture pattern. It will highlight key capabilities of an event broker for different use cases, and will include some presentations, demos, and focus on hands-on development.

Join us on October 2nd to gain an understanding of Solace PubSub+ and Event-Driven Architecture.

Events are a core component of all new business architectures. They are the life blood of the enterprise, allowing applications to react in real time to an ever-changing environment. As software architectures shift to more event-driven designs, the usage of traditional REST-over-HTTP for communication can limit the flexibility and performance of distributed applications and microservices – it is not a communication pattern well-suited for event-driven microservices, or for IoT and hybrid cloud use cases.

This 4-hour workshop will explore how advanced event brokers improve over today’s API approach by enabling real-time, bidirectional communication between and inside applications, across data centres, clouds and continents by complementing synchronous REST-over-HTTP communication with a publish-subscribe architecture pattern. It will highlight key capabilities of an event broker for different use cases, and will include some presentations, demos, and focus on hands-on development.


Dev Jam: Dive into Solace PubSub+

What to bring:

  • Your laptop, with prerequisites in place (prerequisite details will be provided after registering)

Outcomes:

  • You'll walk away from the workshop with a thorough understanding of Solace event brokers, and how to use them to build modern applications, microservices, and architectures.

Aaron is Solace’s Developer Advocate. He loves making videos, blogs, and demos showcasing Solace’s capabilities. Prior to this role, Aaron was a Solutions Architect at Solace, working in New York, London, Hong Kong, and Singapore. He has extensive experience in the financial services industry where he's led a variety of projects, including monitoring infrastructure and architecting a variety of trading and betting platforms. Prior to Solace, Aaron worked as a Java developer with Larus Technologies in Ottawa Canada, where he spent over 6 years consulting on projects related to NATO sensor data applications. He holds a Master's degree in computer science, and a Bachelor's degree in mathematics from Carleton University.


Aaron Lee


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