Winter Scala @ Home Depot
Details
• [600PM] Meet, greet, socialize. Free food and drinks provided by Home Depot! [60 mins]
• [700PM] Welcome & Announcements [5 mins]
• [705PM] Presentation: "Deploying a 12-factor Akka HTTP microservice backed by Neo4j to the cloud" by Neil Shannon @ Home Depot [45min]
• [750PM] Break [10 minutes]
• [800PM] Presentation: "Simplified stream processing using Kafka" by Tejas Patel [45 mins]
• [845PM] Some words from our host: Home Depot [10 mins]
• [855PM] Who's Hiring? [5 mins]
Directions to the Home Depot Store Support Center
From the Airport
Take I-285 North
Continue on I-285 N approx 18-20 miles to Exit 18 (Vinings/Paces Ferry Rd)
At the end of the exit ramp, turn LEFT onto Paces Ferry Rd
At the second light, turn RIGHT into the Store Support Center
Turn right at the first driveway into visitor parking
From I-285 East or Westbound
Take Exit #18 (West Paces Ferry Road)
Turn RIGHT from Westbound (LEFT from Eastbound)
Go to the second traffic light (you will see the Home Depot Store Support Center Sign) and turn RIGHT into the complex
From I-75/I-85 (Either North or Southbound)
Take the I-285 Westbound exit
Take Exit #18 (West Paces Ferry Road)
Turn RIGHT onto West Paces Ferry Road
Go to the second traffic light (you will see the Home Depot Store Support Center Sign) and turn RIGHT into the complex
From I-20 EAST or Westbound
Take I-285 North
Take Exit #18 (West Paces Ferry Road)
Turn RIGHT from Westbound (LEFT from Eastbound)
Go to the second traffic light (you will see the Home Depot Store Support Center Sign) and turn RIGHT into the complex
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Please check in with the Security Officer at the gate, park in front of Building C (the middle building) and check in with the Receptionist. Both the Security Officer and the Receptionist will ask to see your driver's license.
The Home Depot
Store Support Center
2455 Paces Ferry Road
Atlanta, GA 30339
(770) 433-8211
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"Deploying a 12-factor Akka HTTP microservice backed by Neo4j to the cloud"
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We will build a microservice using Akka HTTP which will talk to LinkedIn and pull everyone in the audience's professional connections and find out how everyone in the room is connected to one another. We'll find out how to keep our configuration out of our code to keep a portable, disposable, and configurable cloud application.
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"Simplified stream processing using Kafka"
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Kafka 0.10 simplifies distributed stream processing. In this session, we will review example of scalable, fault-tolerant and distributed stream processing application.
Tejas is Analytics Architect. He develops distributed computing solutions for his clients. He works for a leading consulting firm and moonlights with algocrat.com (http://algocrat.com/).
Winter Scala @ Home Depot