This is a list of architecture talks that I’ve created, do contact me for more details or if you want to have a custom talk made.
Kafka today is a very interesting platform for communicating and integrating between different micro services. Kafka can be seen as a mixture of a database and queue that allows us to seamlessly distribute data between our systems. Offering Kafka or Kafka-like services is also something that all cloud providers do today, and in this presentation we will look at what Kafka is and how it fits into our architecture.
Applying the CQRS pattern in your application can maximize its performance, scalability, and security. In this talk we will clarify how you can apply CQRS in practice and how it is often (but not necessarily) combined with Event Sourcing.
Domain-driven design (DDD) is an approach to developing software for complex needs. In this talk we will give a high-level introduction to this way of thinking about your design and architecture.
The Event Sourcing pattern defines an approach to handling operations on data that’s driven by a sequence of events, each of which is recorded in an append-only store. In this talk you will learn how this works and what the benefits are when you apply the Event Sourcing pattern in your architecture.
Utilizing events to their full potential in our architecture can bring us new possibilities. In this talk we will introduce why events are a useful construct and how we can use them in our applications. The concept of Event Sourcing will also be covered in this talk.
We all know the dreadful monolith and we all want to escape the horrors a typical enterprise monolith brings. In this talk we will look at how we can move towards microservices. Various patterns and anti-patterns will be discussed during this talk.
EventStorming and EventModeling are two popular techniques to brainstorm and document CQRS/ES-based systems. EventStorming is a collaborative workshop format that is useful for brainstorming new ideas and to share knowledge among co-workers.The second topic is EventModeling, which we can use to more formally document and design command- and event-driven systems. In this seminar we will give you an introduction to these two concepts and how they are related to event-driven systems.
As we move our solutions to the cloud, we also need to think about how we can build systems that are resistant to transient failures. During this session we will look at some fundamental patterns to address this, including circuit breakers, retry and other patterns.
We have all experienced failed software projects, but why do we fail? What can we do about this? In this talk we will look at some of the reasons why projects fail and what we can to address them.
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My name is Tore Nestenius and I have worked as a professional trainer since 2012. I have taught both on-premise at our customers and through various training companies in the Nordic countries, including:
