ARQCONF SUMMIT LATAM 2020!
The constant challenges in all industries, and the permanent disruptive technological changes push us to a race of continuous learning. We are convinced that the knowledge grow when it is shared, so we create ARQCONF to spread experiences about architecture.
After of the first 6 editions in the real world, we are hosting the first ARQCONF international and 100% online, focused on, during two days, share experiences from experts about:
Architectural Thinking & Methodology
Microservices & Serverless
Containers & Kubernetes
Api Thinking
Reactive Architectures
Frontend Architecture
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SPEAKERS
Gustavo Brey
Co-Founder & CGO Ingenia / Co-Founder Arqconf
Welcome to ARQCONF SUMMIT 2020
It has been six years since our first conference focussed on creating a space where IT architecture enthusiasts could share experiences and learn. Since then we have organized 10 more conferences, dozens of Meetup meetings located in different argentinian s and latin american s cities. Finally we have reached this digital event reaching the region. We will go through ARQCONF s history and what the future holds for us!
Ruben Ghio
From Monolithic to Microservices Organizations
Organizations must continually evolve and adapt, due to the needs of its customers or due to the pressure of technological trends that are in a process of constant change. This evolution is either internal and external, because it impacts in the ecosystems companies belong to. During this meeting we will share an approach to be prepared, attentive and to take advantage of this evolution that allows us to add value to our clients such as “Trust Technology Advisors”.
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Alex Soto
Director of Developer Experience at Red Hat
Kubernetes-Native Java with Quarkus
Come to this session to learn how to develop a successful Kubernetes Native application using Quarkus, a Java ecosystem way to develop cloud-first, container-native, serverless focused and Kubernetes optimized.
Tomás Moyano
Head of architecture @ ank
Modern architectures in the financial world
Define scalable architectures using cutting-edge technology, integrating with the Argentine financial system without dying in the attempt.
Start from scratch with the challenge of implementing disruptive products in an industry that is evolving exponentially.
Sergio Gonzalez Aleman
Cloud Senior Manager at Accenture
Accenture Digital Decoupling approach
Approach to connect the world of “Legacy” applications with a Cloud architecture. Based on an event oriented architecture approach and “stangler” pattern on legacies.
Reactive Architecture
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Sebastien Blanc
Create, Deploy and Secure your Cloud Native Microservices
Join me in this talk where you will, from Scratch, learn how to create a set of Microservices, crafting them to be good Cloud Native citizens. Then you will learn how to deploy them in an effective way in Kubernetes, covering scaling, monitoring and enabling the different health checks. We will even turn them into serveless worksloads !
Yury Niño Roa
ADL Digital Labs – Site Reliability Engineer
Chaos + Observability + Resilience = Chaos Engineering
The discipline of Site Reliability Engineering, more specifically, Chaos Engineering is becoming a common practice for development teams. Netflix, Google, Gremlin and CapitalOne have done a great job promoting a premise: “Reliability” is the most important feature in software applications and “Chaos Engineering” is key for reaching this.
Yuji Kiriki
C3P0 in S4N
Sociotechnical architectures for digital transformation
Most companies in Latin America are exploring hybrid cloud deployments, k8s, they talk about microservices, service mesh, kustomize, Continuous Delivery, DevOps, Infrastructure as Code, GitOps, agility and countless market trends to stay competitive.
Laurent Gil
An Adventure in Multi-Cloud with Kubernetes
We will discuss the challenges, the traps and all what you need to know to deploy a Kubernetes application in multi cloud. We will also demonstrate in real time the advantages of multi cloud, such as cost optimization across clouds, resiliency of the application to a cloud failure and vertical and horizontal autoscaling using effective cost/performance compute resources. During the session, we will deploy an ecommerce application within minutes on a cluster thatn spans AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
Leon Kuperman
Co-founder and CTO for CAST AI
An Adventure in Multi-Cloud with Kubernetes
We will discuss the challenges, the traps and all what you need to know to deploy a Kubernetes application in multi cloud. We will also demonstrate in real time the advantages of multi cloud, such as cost optimization across clouds, resiliency of the application to a cloud failure and vertical and horizontal autoscaling using effective cost/performance compute resources. During the session, we will deploy an ecommerce application within minutes on a cluster thatn spans AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
Luciano Salotto
Solution Architect at Ingenia
Kubernetes Operators: how to automate the operation
In this meeting we are going to introduce you to Kubernetes Operators. We will make a review about K8s basic concepts, specially those that operators are based on. We will also talk about motivation and tools needed to build them. Finally we will see a practical example of an operator in action.
Yerko Aguirre
Developer in Thoughtworks
What is Domain focussed architecture? Why do you need it in your business?
Design in architecture influences the way we can extend or evolve a product in our business. The objective is to show the importance of focusing in the business and not on the technology or frameworks. By doing this you can build products that will adapt and evolve over time.
Javiera Laso
Developer in Thoughtworks
What is Domain focussed architecture? Why do you need it in your business?
Design in architecture influences the way we can extend or evolve a product in our business. The objective is to show the importance of focusing in the business and not on the technology or frameworks. By doing this you can build products that will adapt and evolve over time.
Lucas Sequeira
Digital Project Manager en Fauna Branding
Architecting a good communication in IT projects
Communication has a key role managing IT projects and teams. Focusing it in an effective way is a constant challenge. We will share tools to optimize abilities that allow us to understand each other more and better to achieve our goals.
Tomás Lofano
Team Leader at Senzil
Minimizing the time to market with Serverless
Serverless is an invaluable resource (or not so much) that allows us to achieve different objectives. For example have Cloud Native App, Microservives and CI/DC with minimal effort.
The objective is to understand how much theory we can put into practice by simplifying Serverless implementation.
Crispin Velez Villazon
Senior CE at Google Cloud
Class SRE implements DevOp
Many companies including digital natives today take on a significant challenge when it comes to bringing value to their customers. It has been proven that agile strategies from the hand of DevOps are the most successful in order to identify opportunities for rapid innovation and implement them even faster, SRE or site reliability Engineering is how Google does it with all its products.
German Küber
.Net Software Architect – Net-Baire
Microservice, the Anti Pattern of 2020
If we look backwards this year is without hesitation a year that nobody would like to repeat. But if to all these we add one more problem? And if now I tell you that Microservices can be understood as one of the most innovative and harmful anti-pattern of the year that we passed?
Fabian Varela
Freelance Developer
Clean Architecture with Flutter
I will talk about Flutter, what it is and how it works. I will also talk about what is Clean Architecture, how we use it in mobile applications and especially how we use it in applications made with Flutter.
Facundo Giuliani
MultiTracks.com Lead Developer
Jamstack: the return of static sites.
Do you remember Microsoft s front page? Static sites returned! Using tools and concepts developed during the last few years we can take advantage of certain characteristics of statics web sites and create new apps with better performance, more secure, more scalable and cheaper.
Gabriel Arango
API Ecosystem: design and implementation considerations to success
Creating an API ecosystem that is well embraced by developers and encourages innovation can be difficult for any organization. During this meeting we will review, based on GlobalLogic experience, key aspects API s design and factors to consider in a successful API ecosystem implementation.
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Raúl Sosa
Technical Account Manager at Google
Effective Auto-scaling of Multi-tier Applications
We will see scaling techniques for high concurrency distributed applications and how new ML technologies optimize resources use.
Alex Soto
Come to this session to learn how to develop a successful Kubernetes Native application using Quarkus, a Java ecosystem way to develop cloud-first, container-native, serverless focused and Kubernetes optimized.
Alex has created the NoSQLUnit project, is a member of JSR374 (Java API for JSON Processing) Expert Group, the co-author of Testing Java Microservices book for Manning and has contributed in several open source projects. A Java Champion since 2017, international speaker and teacher at Salle URL University, he has talked about new testing techniques for microservices and continuous delivery in the 21st century.
During the session, we will deploy an ecommerce application within minutes on a cluster that spans AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
During the session, we will deploy an ecommerce application within minutes on a cluster thatn spans AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
But that’s not all, you will have also learned a crucial aspect of going Cloud Native : secure those services ! We will see how to propagate a secured identity between different services, apply fined-grained authorization rules and have control of your identity management.
Main issues:
Reactive Manifesto.
Domain Drive Design.
Event Drive Architecture.
I have spent more than 15 years traveling the path of technology, making projects for various clients and leading teams that work in different countries.
gustavo brey
Start from scratch with the challenge of implementing disruptive products in an industry that is evolving exponentially.
Have a technological stack that allows us to compete for the excellent resources that today are part of the IT world of Argentina.
This stack has to be modern, resilient, scalable, it has to give us the possibility of innovating and creating products with an excellent time to market , but fulfilling the premise of attracting talent.
Take advantage of the capabilities already built in the financial system to build solutions that allow us to give another point of view to usability.
The challenge: make our architecture (100% cloud native) coexist with the current financial system.
I consider myself passionate about technology and how to apply it to solve specific problems. A friend told me once: “Don’t fall in love with the solutions, fall in love with the problems”, that made me understand that technology came to help us and give us the tools to solve problems.
I have been working in the financial industry for more than 10 years and I can say that I love it. One of the things I highlight is (trying) to understand how technological solutions can accelerate and transform such a traditional industry by generating innovative solutions. It should be noted that this industry handles (in my opinion) one of the most critical issues of the daily life of users of the financial system, their money.
“Jamstack” is a term that has become popular in recent times. There are more and more tools, services and frameworks that help us develop web applications following this approach.
We will talk about this architecture and what advantages it offers us compared to “Server Side Rendered” applications. We will also refer to different types of tools that are within our reach to create web applications mostly based on pre-generated content.
In this session I am going to introduce you to Microservices as they have never been presented to you before. We will understand what a microservice is, why we should respect them and how can we avoid falling into this anti-pattern that is doing so much harm in the market.
Active member of the .NET and JavaScript community.
Event planner.
Speaker at national and international events.
In the last few years I have accompanied several organizations to answer their questions from a more real and without much basis perspective: understanding sociotechnical systems to build this hybrid display platform that will enable it to continue existing.
Does the entire application ecosystem of my organization must be in the Cloud?
Are all my organization’s applications strategic?
Do all my organization’s technical equipment have to have the same structure?
Why do we fail in Devops adoption?
How do I do a hybrid display?
The presentation will deal with the interplay of Domain-Driven Design, Team Topologies and Wardley Maps to explain a different approach to digital transformation.
S4N was the first Latin America company to be part of Lightbend (at the time Typesafe) pioneers of reactive architectures.
He has specialized in the construction of distributed systems that respond to first world availability, security and reliability restrictions.
He has been a technical reviewer of the most important Domain-Driven Design books. He has also been a pioneer in the adoption of reactive architectures, distributed systems and functional programming in Scala in Colombia.
Observability and recently, Telemetry are key in all steps of Chaos Engineering. Validating hypotheses, analyzing steady state behaviour, simulating real-world events and optimizing blast radius, which are critical in Chaos Engineering require observability in order to provide the expected value.
In his talk we are going to review how observable data is critical in the Chaos Engineering underlines. We are going to explore the sources of observable data during the experiments and we are going to show observability in action in a Chaos Experiment using Gremlin and Datadog.
Kubernetes Operators: how to automate the operation
The objective is to understand how much theory we can put into practice by simplifying Serverless implementation.
Our great challenge is to understand how much percentage of our systems can be Serverless (from 0% to 100%) without losing functionality.
Which are the pros and cons of implementing Serverless Architectures? What exactly is Serverless? When can we consider that an architecture can be called Serverless?
During this meeting we are talking about our perspective on Serverless architecture and how it pushed us to minimize “Time to Market” in a critical moment. We will also add some comments and anecdotes.
I have a degree as a Computer Technician from Instituto Politecnico Modelo. Nowadays I’m studying Informatics Engineering at Facultad de Ingeniería at Universidad de Buenos Aires. I also consider myself a self-taught person in search of continuous knowledge.
Actually I work as Team Leader at Senzil. There I can tackle some projects that are real challenges and allow me to explore different technical and architectural problems.
agenda!
15:00 - 15:15
GUSTAVO BREY (INGENIA)
Welcome to ARQCONF SUMMIT 2020
15:15 - 15:40
RUBEN GHIO (INGENIA)
FROM MONOLITHIC TO MICROSERVICES ORGANIZATIONS
15:45 - 16:25
ALEX SOTO (RH)
KUBERNETES-NATIVE JAVA WITH QUARKUS
Crispin Velez Villazon (GOOGLE)
AppModernization, Service Mesh and APIs on Anthos
16:25 - 16:55
LUCIANO SALOTTO (INGENIA)
Kubernetes Operators: how to automate the operation
17:00 - 17:40
TOMAS MOYANO (ANK)
Modern architectures in the financial world
YERKO AGUIRRE Y JAVIERA LASO
What is Domain focused architecture? Why do you need it in your business?
17:40 - 18:20
LUCAS SEQUEIRA (FAUNA)
Architecting a good communication in IT projects
18:20 - 19:00
Sergio Gonzalez Aleman (ACCENTURE)
Accenture Digital Decoupling approach
Tomás Lofano (Senzil)
Serverless: minimizing “Time to Market”
15:20 - 16:00
Sebastien Blanc (RH)
Create, Deploy and Secure your Cloud Native Microservices
Sergio Gonzalez Aleman (ACCENTURE)
Reactive Architecture
16:00 - 16:40
Laurent Gil y Leon Kuperman (CAST.AI)
An Adventure in Multi-Cloud with Kubernetes
Crispin Velez Villazon (GOOGLE)
AppModernization, Service Mesh and APIs on Anthos
16:40 - 17:20
Yuji Kiriki (S4N)
Sociotechnical architectures for digital transformation
German Küber
Microservice, the Anti Pattern of 2020
17:20 - 17:50
Fabian Varela Bonnet (Flutter)
Clean Architecture with Flutter
17:50 - 18:30
RAUL SOSA (GOOGLE)
Effective Auto-scaling of Multi-tier Applications
Facundo Giuliani
Jamstack: the return of static sites.
18:30 - 19:10
YURY NIÑO ROA (ADL)
Chaos + Observability + Resilience = Chaos Engineering
Gabriel Arango (GLOBALLOGIC)
API Ecosystem: design and implementation considerations to success