Oktober Meetup (in Person): Keycloak + Whats new in Java

Sofern es mit den Corona Einschränkungen möglich ist,
möchten wir im Oktober wieder ein erstes physisches Treffen abhalten.
Bedingung wird eine 3G bzw. 2G Regelung sein (je nach Regierungsvorgaben), die auch beim Eingang kontrolliert wird (QR-Code + Ausweis mitbringen!).
Für das notwendige Contact Tracing wird es auch notwendig sein, dass nur über Meetup angemeldete Personen Zutritt zur Veranstaltung haben. Dementsprechend bitte ich euch, einen Namen der mit eurem Ausweis in Verbindung gebracht werden kann hier auf der Plattform einzustellen.

-- corona virus info note: please note, while we will perform safety checks at the entrance to conform to government regulations, you will spend a significant time with other people who may or may not had a chance to catch COVID19 and thus THERE IS A CHANCE you might get infected. If you participate in our meetup, you agree to not press any charges against our group and inform us if you develop symptoms 0-14 days after attending our meetup so we can conform to gov. regulations --

Agenda:
18:05 Doors Open
18:05 - 18:25 Eintritt, QR-Code+Ausweis Check
18:30 - 19:30 Securing the monolith w/ Keycloak
19:30 - 20:00 Pizza, Bier, Verlosung, Networking .. wie früher!
20:00 - 21:00 What's new in Java
21:00 - xxx - Entweder Resteverwertung der Getränke im Hörsaal oder in einem nahegelegenen Restaurant.

Securing the monolith - Marko Jurišić
Security is hard. Extending legacy software is sometimes even harder. But meeting deadlines while combining those two and maintaining code quality, while also staying sane, is the hardest. This presentation tells a story about our transition from hand-made security to redhat sso / keycloak, a story of frustration and success. We will show how we seamlessly migrated our six million users, where we encountered the limits of the standard solution and how we overcame them. I hope that our experience would be interesting for a broader audience because we all deal with similar problems but by sharing we can avoid some mistakes and produce better products for our clients.

Marko Jurišić is a Software craftsman with over 20 years of coding experience in more than 10 technology stacks and various domains. Co-founder of Angular Austria Association. Currently working as a full stack developer for willhaben - the biggest online marketplace in Austria.

What's new in Java - Dominik Dorn
We'll take a look at what's new in Java 17 and before.. there'll be plenty of code examples and we'll see how far into "the past" we get with the time :-)