2017 was a year of growth and learning at HBC Tech. Our organization embraced new technologies and new ways of building application software.
As the year comes to an end, let’s recognize some notable technical presentations from 2017.
Kubernetes Project update
Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) at KubeCon 2017
Production: Designing for testability
Mike Bryzek (@mbryzek) at QCon New York 2017
Streaming Microservices: Contracts & Compatibility
Gwen Shapira (@gwenshap) at QCon New York 2017
Spinnaker and the Culture Behind the Tech
Dianne Marsh (@dmarsh) at KubeCon 2017
Embracing Change without breaking the world
Jim Flanagan and Kyle Thomson at AWS re:invent 2017
Developing Applications on AWS in the JVM
Kyle Thomson (@kiiadi) at AWS re:invent 2017
Chaos Engineering at Netflix
Nora Jones (@nora_js) at AWS re:invent 2017
apibuilder
Sean Sullivan (@tinyrobots) at Scala Up North 2017
Managing Data in Microservices
Randy Shoup (@randyshoup) at QCon New York 2017
Crushing Tech Debt Through Automation at Coinbase
Rob Witoff (@rwitoff) at QCon London 2017
Gilt’s iOS codebase evolution
Evan Maloney (@_emaloney_) at the Brooklyn Swift Developers Meetup
Apache Struts and the Equifax Data Breach
Sean Sullivan (@tinyrobots) at the Portland Java User Group
Promcon 2017
Giovanni Gargiulo (@giannigar) at Promcon 2017 (Munich)
The Paved PaaS to Microservices at Netflix
Yunong Xiao (@yunongx) at QCon New York 2017
Productivity Engineering at Netflix
Sangeeta Narayanan (@sangeetan) and Mike McGarr (@sonofgarr) at Productivity Engineering Silicon Valley Meetup - December 2017
Distroless Docker: Containerizing Apps, not VMs
Matthew Moore (@mattomata) at JFrog SwampUp 2017
Shopify’s Architecture to handle 80K RPS Celebrity Sales
Simon Eskildsen (@sirupsen) at GOTO Copenhagen 2017
Simplifying Omni-Channel Retail at Scale
Aaron Strey (@strey203) at Kafka Summit NYC 2017
