Name: In-Memory Computing Essentials for Software Engineers
Start: 2019-12-18T18:00:00-08:00
End: 2019-12-18T21:00:00-08:00
Location: Google Building GWC2

Agenda:
6:00-7:00: Socializing (Thanks JFrog for the food and drinks!)
7:00-7:10: Announcements
7:10-8:10: Talk
8:10-8:30: Q&A

Attendees will be introduced to the fundamental capabilities of in-memory computing platforms that are proven to boost application performance and solve scalability problems by storing and processing massive data sets in RAM and on disk.

The session is tailored for software engineers (with code samples in Java) who thirst for practical experience with in-memory computing technologies. You’ll be given an overview of in-memory concepts such as caches, databases, and data grids combined with a technical deep-dive of the following topics (the deep-dive is based on Apache Ignite - open-source in-memory computing platform):

Distributed in-memory cluster deployment strategies.
How data partitioning and replication works in a nutshell.
APIs for data access - key-value, SQL and compute APIs.
Affinity collocation tips and tricks.
Making your cluster durable - persistence and other forms of reliability.

BIO:

Denis Magda is a fierce open source fanatic who started his journey in Sun Microsystems as a developer advocate and presently settled down at Apache Software Foundation in the roles of Apache Ignite committer and PMC Chair. He is an expert in distributed systems and platforms who actively contributes to Apache Ignite and helps companies and individuals deploy it for mission-critical applications. You can be sure to come across Denis at conferences, workshop and other events sharing his knowledge about the use cases, best practices, and implementation tips and tricks on how to build efficient applications with in-memory data grids, distributed databases and in-memory computing platforms including Apache Ignite and GridGain.

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