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SUMMARY:DevOps Exchange - Virtual Event #2: Google\, AWS and Red Hat
DESCRIPTION:After the success of our first Virtual Event\, we are pleased t
 o announce the 2nd DOX Lockdown Meetup. And this one is not to be missed..
 .\n\nOn May 21st we will be joined by speakers from technology leaders Red
  Hat\, AWS and Google. They will be sharing their expertise in areas such 
 as Service Mesh with Istio\, Migrating Applications to Serverless and the 
 Kapitan configuration templating tool.\n\nFull Agenda below - RSVP today t
 o ensure access to the event.\nWe have a 500 capacity on Zoom so register 
 as soon as you can.\n\n**\nAlex Soto - Director of Development Experience 
 @ Red Hat\nwww.linkedin.com/in/asotobu/\n\nTitle: Istio Service Mesh & pra
 gmatic microservices architecture\n\nAbstract: As we start to go toward cl
 oud-native infrastructure and build our applications out of microservices\
 , we must fully face the drawbacks and challenges to doing so. Some of the
 se challenges include how to consistently monitor and collect statistics\,
  tracing\, and another telemetry\, how to add resiliency in the face of un
 expected failure\, how to do powerful feature routing and much more.\n\nIs
 tio and service mesh in general help developers solve this in a non-invasi
 ve way.\n\nIn this session\, we’ll show how you can take advantage of th
 ese capabilities in an incremental way. We expect most developers haven’
 t adequately solved these issues\, so we’ll take it to step by step and 
 build up a strong understanding of Istio\, how to get quick wins\, and har
 ness its power in your production services architecture.\n\nAlex is the co
 -author of Testing Java Microservices & Quarkus cookbook books and contrib
 utor of several open-source projects. A Java Champion since 2017\, interna
 tional speaker and teacher at Salle URL University\, he has talked about n
 ew testing techniques for microservices and continuous delivery in the 21s
 t century.\n\n**\nMarcia Villalba - Developer Advocate @ Amazon Web Servic
 es\nwww.linkedin.com/in/marciavillalba/\n\nTitle: Migrating existing appli
 cations to serverless\n\nAbstract: You want to migrate your existing appli
 cation to serverless and you don’t know where to start. This is a common
  problem that a lot of Architects\, CTOs and Developers have\, as it is ve
 ry rare that we start a project from a Greenfield.\n\nThis talk will walk 
 through different strategies to migrate an existing application to serverl
 ess. We'll look at known architectures existing challenges in applications
  and how we can overcome them with serverless. I'll share what I learnt wh
 en working on the migration of an existing microservices application into 
 serverless.\n\nMarcia is a developer advocate for AWS and the host of FooB
 ar a youtube channel (http://bit.ly/foobar-youtube) where she publishes co
 ntent every week\, related to serverless and the cloud.\n\nShe has been de
 signing and developing software professionally for 15 years and worked in 
 all the different stages of building scaling and performant software. She 
 has deep knowledge of building applications in the cloud and using DevOps 
 processes.\n\n**\nPaul Sarbinowski - SRE-SWE @ Google\nwww.linkedin.com/in
 /uberspot/\n\nTitle: Kapitan - Templating Kubernetes\, Terraform and more\
 n\nThis talk will cover an intro to Kapitan\, a versatile configuration te
 mplating tool written in python. Kapitan can be used to template YAML\, JS
 ON and more types of configs to allow easily building complex/hierarchical
  infrastructure with as much re-usability as possible. As a bonus\, it als
 o handles transparent secrets generation and deployment so that your entir
 e infrastructure as code can be in a coherent single repository.\n\nPaul i
 s an SRE-SWE in Google\, working on infrastructure on top of GCP. Huge sec
 urity enthusiast and fan of automation in everything.\n\nRSVP today to reg
 ister for our online Event.\n\n"See" you all soon\,\nDevOps Exchange\n@the
 doxhub\n\nDevOps Exchange is sponsored by LinuxRecruit - Continuous Delive
 ry of talented people to innovative businesses.\n\nIf you are considering 
 a new opportunity or would like to speak to a consultant - get in touch. w
 ww.linuxrecruit.co.uk\n\nhttps://www.devopschat.co/meetings/devops-exchang
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