The CloudConf Schedule! March 19th, 2015

20 sessions about cloud computing and scalability from our experienced speakers!

09:00 - 09:30 Check-in

9:40, Keynote

Scalable Cluster
From hell to heaven in 30 minutes with MongoDB

by Norberto Leite
Tech Evangelist @ MongoDB

MongoDB is great database, super simple to use and build applications on.

This is an hands-on demonstration of how to set up a scalable, highly available cluster from the very basic instructions and manual work to the usage of MMS and how it simplifies life and workload on our ops teams when running MongoDB.
We will go through the basic steps of manually setting up replica sets and configure, deploy and monitor them. Then we will show simple tricks and helpers to facilitate the integration with other systems like puppet and chef, nagios etc. Then we finalise by showing how MMS takes all that burden and simplifies the deployment into a couple of clicks on a dashboard.

10:15, Keynote

Building a Microservice Architecture on AWS using AWS Lambda and Docker containers

by Danilo Poccia
Technical Evangelist @ Amazon Web Services

The use of microservices as an architectural pattern, decomposing an application into small, independent components, can improve development, deployment and security. We’ll build a real architecture using AWS Lambda to run event-based functions and Amazon EC2 Container Service and AWS Elastic Beanstalk to manage backend and frontend Docker containers. We’ll evolve from a web based interface to a mobile, cross platform architecture, using a least-privilege approach on security based on AWS Identity and Access Management roles.

10:50 - 11:20 Coffee break!

11:20, Keynote

What we know, what is happening, and what we are made of: Exploring big data on the cloud

by Felipe Hoffa
Developer Advocate @ Google

In 2011 Felipe Hoffa move from Chile to San Francisco to join Google as a Software Engineer. Since 2013 he's been a Developer Advocate on big data - to inspire developers around the world to leverage the Google Cloud Platform tools to analyze and understand their data in ways they could never before. You can find him in several YouTube videos, blog posts, and conferences around the world.

11:55, Keynote

Automation made simple with Ansible

by Erika Heidi
Developer Advocate @ DigitalOcean

Automation tools can save you a lot of time when dealing with server configuration and project deployments. However, some developers might feel slightly intimidated by the complexity present in tools like Puppet and Chef.

This talk will present you Ansible, a clean and straightforward automation tool created with focus on simplicity and efficiency. You will learn how to get started with Ansible and write your first playbooks to control one or hundreds of servers.

12:30, Keynote

What RTC? Everything you need to know to connect browsers to the world.

by Phil Nash
Developer Evangelist @ Twilio

"Traditionally browsers talk to servers, but what if they could speak to each other? WebRTC is a small set of APIs that make peer to peer communication possible between browsers. Video, audio and data can flow from browser to browser opening up a new set of possibilities for the web.

We'll take a look at what WebRTC gives you and, importantly, what it leaves out. We'll take a look at implementing a simple chat application and speculate over more complicated use cases and examples."

13:00 - 14:00 Lunch!

Room "Giolitti"

Room "Einaudi"

Room "Sella"

14:00 #infrastructure

Room "Giolitti"

IaaS beyond Infrastructure: What's cloud after all?

by Flavio Percoco
Engineer @ Red Hat, OpenStack contributor

We've been talking about Infrastructure providers for quite a bit already. OpenStack itself started as such an IaaS and then it quickly became a cloud provide. But what does that mean? What is a cloud provider suppose to provide? What's cloud after all?

Scaling a distributed system goes beyond virtualization, shared storage etc. In order to support on-demand scaling it is necessary to have an easy way to provision and consume the available infrastructure, a way for the services running in it to communicate, etc. Not to mention latency needs, reliability, etc.
This talk aims to answer the above questions and take a step further down the path of explaining what should be considered essential for nowadays needs, especially when those needs require a 'cloud' to be covered.

14:00 #mobile

Room "Einaudi"

Cloud-powered Cross-platform Mobile apps
on AWS

by Danilo Poccia
Technical Evangelist @ Amazon Web Services

We’ll see with a real application how to use AWS Mobile Services & SDK to focus the development your mobile app on the unique features of your implementation, using high level services such as Amazon Cognito (for identity and data synchronization across devices), Amazon SNS (for Mobile Push notifications), Amazon Mobile Analytics (to understand your users), Amazon S3 (for object storage), Amazon DynamoDB (for low-latency NoSQL database), or Amazon Kinesis (for data streaming) directly from the device, optimizing performance and costs of the solution.

14:00 #IoT

Room "Sella"

Develop and deploy Internet of Things applications

by Francesco Ficili & Vincenzo Germano
Senior Electronic Engineer

The natural evolution of technology is to put the connectivity inside things, so that in the future will be possible to access basically everything from the network.

But all this power is useless if not supported by an equally accessible development technology. So let's discover how a graphically oriented enviroment could be used to make it easy to develop the embedded side of an IoT application.

14:40 #realtime

Room "Giolitti"

You have Realtime Data and you don't even
know it

by Phil Leggetter
Head of Developer Evangelism @ Pusher

I've lost count of the number of times that I've heard people say "that real-time framework is awesome - now to find a use for it." So, you've heard of realtime frameworks, seen a chat demo and played multiplayer HTML5 Asteroids, but you don't think you have a use for that sort of functionality right now. *I bet you do*.

In this talk I'll cover common scenarios in your applications where you'll find that you do have realtime data.

And once you've identified the data how you can start benefiting from it by understanding what's happening *right now* in your app and by using it to build awesome features for your customers.

14:40 #migration

Room "Einaudi"

Deploy to the cloud:
an unexpected journey

by Alessandro Nuzzo & Murdaca Antonio
Senior Web Developer

Every change that passes the automated tests is automatically deployed to production. This talk goes through our efforts to implement continuous deployment, the tools we adopted and the lessons we have learnt in the process.

14:40 #infrastructure

Room "Sella"

Best of both world: cloud vs colo vs bare metal

by David Mytton
CEO @ Server Density

Everyone deploy to the cloud! Unlimited scaling and the best pricing! Or is it? This talk will examine different deployment strategies, how scaling differs between them and how to migrate from one to the other. It will consider cloud environments, bare metal and building out your own equipment in a colo facility.

And it will look at real examples of interesting approaches and war stories from the major infrastructure providers including AWS, Google Cloud and Softlayer.

15:20 - 15:50 Coffee break!

15:50 #security #rest

Room "Giolitti"

API authentication with OAuth2 in the cloud

by Enrico Zimuel
Senior Software Engineer @ Zend Technologies

Do you need to develop an API for your Cloud Based PHP Application but you don't understand where you can getting started? This talk is your starting point! We will cover the Apigility Open Source project for create your API service using a simple and viable web interface. With Apigilty, is also possible create RESTful or RPC web services in few minutes with tons of useful features like: Content Negotiation, Error Handling, Versioning, Filtering and data validation and also HTTP authentication based on HTTP Basic/Digest or OAuth2 technology and the API documentation of course.

During this talk we will create a RESTful API for an existing PHP application using an OAuth2 authentication layer.

15:50 #automation #chatops

Room "Einaudi"

A robot to automate your infrastructure inside your chat
with Hubot!

by Walter Dal Mut Solution Architect @ Corley Cloud

How we can deploy and interact with our infrastructure using Hobot by Github. We will cover the Hubot basics and we will focus on how we can use it in our daily work experiences.

15:50 #sponsored talk

Room "Sella"

Build Multi-tenant ∧ SaaS products & services in PHP

by Salvatore Pollaci
Technology Evangelist @ Innomatic

Let’s look at how you can build multi-tenant applications and SaaS products in PHP faster and better with the open source Innomatic Platform.

We will take a look at how to easily build a scalable infrastructure, integrating Innomatic with Amazon AWS. We will also see how Innomatic brings developers and system administrators a continuous delivery approach in a DevOp fashion.

16:30 #scalability

Room "Giolitti"

Scaling with no pains: exceed limits using Google Cloud Platform

by Marco Tranquillin
Cloud Solution Architect @ Revevol, Google Developer Expert

In a world where you can make available your application to everyone it is important to be prepared managing thousands, millions or, hopefully, billions of requests.

To be successful you need to rely on an infrastructure that is able to scale according to your business needs and Google Cloud Platform is the ideal environment. In this talk we will see how we can exploit scaling features of GCP PaaS and IaaS to exceed limits.

16:30 #deploy

Room "Einaudi"

Live deployment on stage with Docker
and NScale

by Matteo Collina
Software Engineer @ nearForm

Setting up new deployment environments is hard, error-prone and costly. The first generation of tools alert alert-success - like Chef and Puppet alert alert-success - made this process feasible by handling how a machine must be configured, but they still require lots of maintenance and tuning.

The new generation of tools are based around immutable containers alert alert-success - mainly Docker-based alert alert-success - and they remove almost completely the need for custom machine configuration. However, these new architectures creates new problems: how do we manage an application composed of 10s or 100s of different containers? NScale make things easier by providing a declarative environment to specify the system topology, and changing it is just a GIT revision away: nscale will figure out how to migrate from the current system to the desired configuration in a safe way. In this talk we will setup an application composed by multiple services, dockerize it, and deploy it in the Cloud with NScale.

16:30 #api #mobile

Room "Sella"

Implementing data synchronization API for mobile apps with Silex

by Michele Orselli
CTO @ Ideato

Today mobile apps are everywhere. These apps cannot count on a reliable and constant internet connection: working in offline mode is becoming a common pattern. This is quite easy for read-only apps but it becomes rapidly tricky for apps that create data in offline mode. This talk is a case study about a possible architecture for enabling data synchronization in these situations. Some of the topics touched will be: - id generation - hierarchical data - managing differente data types - sync algorithm

17:10 #scalability

Room "Giolitti"

Building a Distributed Data Ingestion System with RabbitMQ

by Alvaro Videla
Developer Advocate @ Pivotal/RabbitMQ

Your company has servers distributed around the world and you need to process data in a centralised location. The data is produced by applications using different technology stacks and comes from various sources, from web servers to sensors. How could you solve this problem? Enter RabbitMQ.
In this talk we are going to show how to build a system that can ingest data produced at separate geo located areas (think AWS and it's many regions) and replicate it to a central cluster where it can be further processed and analysed. We will present an example of how to build a system like this one by using RabbitMQ Federation to replicate data across AWS Regions and RabbitMQ support for many protocols to produce/consume data.

If you want to learn what else has RabbitMQ to offer beyond simple messaging and queueing, then this is the talk for you.

17:10 #javascript #frontend

Room "Einaudi"

Scalable Frontend applications with AngularJS

by Gabriele Mittica
Cloud Developer @ CorleyCloud

Yes, scalability exists also in frontend development. How to build and manage an web application ready to scale on the client side thanks to AngularJS and great management tools as GruntJS, Yeoman, Bower...

17:10 #iot

Room "Sella"

Casa Jasmina:
the open source home born on IoT

by Lorenzo Romagnoli
Interaction Designer @ Officine Arduino

Thirty years are gone from when we start to imagining an "ubiquitous computing" world, and twenty years are gone from firsts toaster and coffee machines begun to be "connected". Over many years we assisted to and incredible number of experiments and explorations trying to imagine a world where objects connects to each others and interacts with us. Today is the time for Connected Objects.

Now we ask, in which measure we are ready to get them in our lifes?

CloudConf 2015

The CloudConf Schedule! March 19th, 2015

20 sessions about cloud computing and scalability from our experienced speakers!

09:00 - 09:30 Check-in

Scalable Cluster
From hell to heaven in 30 minutes with MongoDB

Building a Microservice Architecture on AWS using AWS Lambda and Docker containers

10:50 - 11:20 Coffee break!

What we know, what is happening, and what we are made of: Exploring big data on the cloud

Automation made simple with Ansible

What RTC? Everything you need to know to connect browsers to the world.

13:00 - 14:00 Lunch!

Room "Giolitti"

Room "Einaudi"

Room "Sella"

IaaS beyond Infrastructure: What's cloud after all?

Cloud-powered Cross-platform Mobile apps
on AWS

Develop and deploy Internet of Things applications

You have Realtime Data and you don't even
know it

Deploy to the cloud:
an unexpected journey

Best of both world: cloud vs colo vs bare metal

15:20 - 15:50 Coffee break!

API authentication with OAuth2 in the cloud

A robot to automate your infrastructure inside your chat
with Hubot!

Build Multi-tenant ∧ SaaS products & services in PHP

Scaling with no pains: exceed limits using Google Cloud Platform

Live deployment on stage with Docker
and NScale

Implementing data synchronization API for mobile apps with Silex

Building a Distributed Data Ingestion System with RabbitMQ

Scalable Frontend applications with AngularJS

Casa Jasmina:
the open source home born on IoT

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Tickets include taxes, invoice will be send to your email

Cloud Conf 2015 - an event by Corley srl

The CloudConf Schedule! March 19th, 2015

20 sessions about cloud computing and scalability from our experienced speakers!

09:00 - 09:30 Check-in

Scalable ClusterFrom hell to heaven in 30 minutes with MongoDB

Building a Microservice Architecture on AWS using AWS Lambda and Docker containers

10:50 - 11:20 Coffee break!

What we know, what is happening, and what we are made of: Exploring big data on the cloud

Automation made simple with Ansible

What RTC? Everything you need to know to connect browsers to the world.

13:00 - 14:00 Lunch!

Room "Giolitti"

Room "Einaudi"

Room "Sella"

IaaS beyond Infrastructure: What's cloud after all?

Cloud-powered Cross-platform Mobile appson AWS

Develop and deploy Internet of Things applications

You have Realtime Data and you don't evenknow it

Deploy to the cloud:an unexpected journey

Best of both world: cloud vs colo vs bare metal

15:20 - 15:50 Coffee break!

API authentication with OAuth2 in the cloud

A robot to automate your infrastructure inside your chatwith Hubot!

Build Multi-tenant ∧ SaaS products & services in PHP

Scaling with no pains: exceed limits using Google Cloud Platform

Live deployment on stage with Dockerand NScale

Implementing data synchronization API for mobile apps with Silex

Building a Distributed Data Ingestion System with RabbitMQ

Scalable Frontend applications with AngularJS

Casa Jasmina:the open source home born on IoT

Sold out

Tickets include taxes, invoice will be send to your email

Cloud Conf 2015 - an event by Corley srl

Scalable Cluster
From hell to heaven in 30 minutes with MongoDB

Cloud-powered Cross-platform Mobile apps
on AWS

You have Realtime Data and you don't even
know it

Deploy to the cloud:
an unexpected journey

A robot to automate your infrastructure inside your chat
with Hubot!

Live deployment on stage with Docker
and NScale

Casa Jasmina:
the open source home born on IoT