Microservices World 2020 is going virtual. The definitive conference on microservices will host 3,500+ online attendees for 75+ keynotes, workshops, conference sessions, and a 2-day Virtual Expo, Oct 27-29. Learn more →
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THE CONFERENCE
Join 3,500+ software architects, DevOps engineers, and IT professionals at Microservices World, the world’s largest virtual microservices conference. Learn the technologies and best practices in microservices architecture and DevOps engineering Microservices World is co-located online with API World.
Microservices are a rapidly expanding architecture for breaking down single, monolithic APIs into many smaller API services. This can be seen as the next major leap of the API economy. Instead of products and companies publishing a single API, single technology stack, and single database which require overhauling for updates, security, or scalability – each microservice has its own technology stack – enabling dev teams to decouple services and adapt / deploy faster.
October 27–29, 2020 | Virtual Conference & Expo
WHO ATTENDS
Developers / Engineers
Most of the talks and workshops in the Microservices Conference are technical and target a developer audience. These talks will range from introductory to mid-level practitioners.
DevOps Engineers / IT Managers
Microservices are often configured and deployed by DevOps engineers, so we have many talks and workshops dedicated to the DevOps side of Microservices.
API Executives
How does microservices architecture fit into your technology strategy? The microservices conference includes talks targeting API managers and executives.
2019 MICROSERVICES TALKS
KEYNOTE:
APIs in the Microservices Era: Building the Nervous System of the Enterprise
Marco Palladino
CTO and Co-Founder | Kong
KEYNOTE:
The API Economy and the Need for an API Management Hub
Iddo Gino
CEO | RapidAPI
PRO FEATURED SESSION:
Lessons Learned Migrating to Micro Services Model @ Scale
Bruce Wang
Sr Dir of Engineering | Shippo
PRO FEATURED SESSION
A Guide to Kubernetes Cluster Topology Design – Capital One’s Kubernetes Journey
Tom Hopkins
Senior Manager, Software Engineering | Capital One Bank
PRO FEATURED SESSION
A Guide to Kubernetes Cluster Topology Design – Capital One’s Kubernetes Journey
Raji Chockaiyan
Director of Engineering | Capital One Bank
PRO WORKSHOP:
The Real Value of Microservices
Simon Martinelli
Owner | 72 Services LLC
PRO WORKSHOP:
Multigrain Services: Micro vs. Mini vs. Macro
Rod Cope
CTO | Rogue Wave Software
PRO WORKSHOP:
Building, Managing, Scaling Secure APIs
Amanda Hua
Principal Software Engineer | Ripple
PRO WORKSHOP:
Edge-Native Microservices
Chiel Drost
Senior Product Manager | TIBCO Software Inc.
PRO WORKSHOP:
Introducing OpenTelemetry
Yuri Shkuro
Software Engineer | Uber Technologies
PRO WORKSHOP:
Run like a Boss in Cloud: How Istio & Kubernetes are Changing Java Completely
Muktesh Mishra
Principal Software Engineer | Capital One
PRO WORKSHOP:
Scaling Service Mesh to an Enterprise Microservices Ecosystem
Anil Attuluri
Software Engineer | Intuit
PRO WORKSHOP:
Scaling Service Mesh to an Enterprise Microservices Ecosystem
Jason Webb
Services Fabric Chief Architect | Intuit
PRO WORKSHOP:
Transition Traditional Microservices in Cloud to Service Mesh Using Istio, Apigee and Kubernetes
Polerio Babao
Senior Technology Architect – API | US Bank
PRO WORKSHOP:
Managing Kubernetes Traffic with Istio
Mofizur Rahman
Developer Advocate | IBM
PRO WORKSHOP:
Scaling Node.Js Applications with Kubernetes and Docker
Erick Wendel
Owner | EW.IT
PRO WORKSHOP:
Demystifying Microservice Testing
Chris Colosimo
Product Manager, Parasoft
PRO WORKSHOP:
Kubernetes Security: Attack and Defense
Jen Tong
Security Advocate | Google
PRO WORKSHOP:
Securing Microservices in a Zero Trust Environment
Prabath Siriwardena
Vice President, Security Architecture | WSO2
PRO WORKSHOP:
Controlled Chaos: Microservices Done Right
Tobias Kunze
Co-founder & CEO | Glasnostic
PRO WORKSHOP
Driving Innovation with MySQL 8.0 and Docker
Kathy Forte
Driving Innovation with MySQL 8.0 and Docker | Oracle
OPEN TALK:
How Low-Tech Hackers Hack Your APIs in 15 Min or Less
Himanshu Dwivedi
CEO | Data Theorem
OPEN TALK:
Making Your System Observable from the Outside-In
Joe Blubaugh
Software Engineer | LightStep
OPEN TALK:
Escaping the Microservices Dependency Hell
Joyce Lin
Developer Advocate Lead | Postman
OPEN TALK:
Supercharge Your Application With Azure Search and CosmosDB
Preetham Reddy
Cloud Architect | Tech Fabric LLC
OPEN TALK:
Supercharge Your Application With Azure Search and CosmosDB
Preetham Reddy
Enterprise Architect | Tech Fabric LLC
OPEN TALK:
Using Location Terms in Conversational UX
Michael Palermo
Developer Relations | HERE Technologies
OPEN TALK:
Release with Confidence – Observability for Microservices
Kevin Crawley
Developer Evangelist | Instana
OPEN TALK:
You’re Doing Microservices Wrong. Here’s How to Fix It
Jonathan Oliver
CEO & Founder | SmartyStreets
OPEN TALK:
Macroservices: A Pragmatic Solution Architecture
Chris Bunk
VP of Engineering | Even Financial
OPEN TALK:
Macroservices: A Pragmatic Solution Architecture
Kevin Hyland
Chief Technology Officer, Even Financial
OPEN TALK:
Securing APIs and Microservices with OAuth and OpenID Connect
Travis Spencer
CEO | Curity
OPEN TALK
Old New: Best Practices for Modernizing Legacy Applications with Micro-Services
Kevin Israel
Market Technical Director | Terazo
OPEN TALK
Empowering Digital Transformation with Microservices
Dave Chen
Principal Software Engineer | Workday
PRO TALK:
Reactive Microservices with RSocket
Arsalan Farooq
CEO | Netifi
PRO SESSION:
Quality Never Goes out of Style: Applying Lessons Learned from SOA, Web Service, and REST API Testing to Microservices
Robert Schneider
Partner | WiseClouds, LLC
PRO SESSION:
Efficient Microservices Deployment Pipelines
Anjana Fernando
Director, Ballerina Ecosystem Engineering | WSO2 Inc
PRO SESSION:
Distributed Microservices FTW
Justin Johnson
VP Developer Relations | StackPath
INVITE ONLY:
Tales from the Crypt: Resurrecting Legacy with Cloud Native Microservices & APIs
Shane Kent
General Manager North America | OpenLegacy