What we’re about
Java User Group Philippines is an official Java Community in the Philippines and a Partner Member of the Java Community Process. Our main discussions will span the following:
- Java
- JVM Frameworks
- JVM Languages
- Cloud
- Software Architecture and Best Practices
- AI
Everyone is welcome to join the events whether you're an IT Professional from a different tech stack, career shifter, architect, or student.
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Upcoming events (1)
See all- K8SUG x JUG Philippines: Collab Meetup with INGING Hubs Philippines, Makati City
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In collaboration with Kubernetes User Group Philippines, we will close the RSVP and please register in the following link below:K8SUG x JUGPH Philippines #6 Meetup: Collab Meetup with ING
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The Java User Group PH will be holding its 15th Meetup together with Kubernetes User Group Philippines at ING Hubs Philippines!
☕☕☕Join us at the K8SUG x JUG Philippines: Collab Meetup with ING, where we will talk about Open Rewrite for Java Code Migration, Threads and Concurrency and Agentic Site Reliability Engineering in Amazon EKS
IT Professionals, Architects, and Java Enthusiasts are highly encouraged to join us in this event to learn advance feature of Java and Cloud. Students are also encouraged to register.
We will be giving away a 1-yr JetBrains Ultimate License for one of the JetBrains IDE.
Agenda:
- 5:45 PM to 6:00 PM: Arrivals, Food, and Networking
- 6:00 PM: Introduction from JUG PH, K8SUG, and ING Hubs Philippines
- 6:30 PM: Taming the Threads: Efficient Use of Scheduler Locks and Scheduled Tasks by Victor Jacob C. Manlapaz and Gabriel Angelo M. Gerardino
7:00 PM: Java/Spring migration via OpenRewrite by Joseph Granil - 7:30 PM: Agentic Site-Reliability Engineering for Amazon EKS by Andrew Tengson
- 8:00 PM - onwards:
- Raffle
- Closing and Networking
Sponsors:
- ING Hubs Philippines
- JetBrains
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