Microservices development with Lagom

Hi devs !!!

Although we are finishing all the details for the JBCNConf , the JVM conference, that takes place next 19th of June, we don't stop organising events that we hope you will find interesting, with great speakers like Ignasi.

This time we've been lucky to host an event by Ignasi Marimon, about micro services and the Lagom framework next Thursday 8th of June at Ocado Technology offices.

"One microservice is not microservice, they come in systems" Jonas Bonér. With that premise in mind, Lagom is a framework that enables microservice-based systems development heavy-lifting the issues implicit in a microservices system. This session will be a 3 hour workshop where we'll review some opinions that affected the design of Lagom and we will also create a basic multi-service application. Please make sure to bring your laptop to follow along.

This is a hands-on workshop which requires some initial setup. Please follow the Getting Started guide for Java/sbt in the docs to make sure your machine is fully setup. 

As we have a limited space for this workshop, please register in our Meetup event.

Register !!!

Ignasi Marimón a well known developer, Software Craftman wannabe and coorganizer of the Scala Developers Barcelona group. Ignasi has a lot of background and experience developing in Java since 2001.

Microservices roundtable

Hey JUGgers!

Ready for a different kind of event? We hope so, because we will begin to propose new formats of our events as we agreed in our last meeting, focused on what do you want for this year. 

Because of that, we are happy to announce our fist roundtable, where we will talk and share our experiences about building and working with Microservices. As you may know, it is a trendy software architecture design pattern on building complex applications with high concurrency, that provide some benefits to solve problems decoupling services in small pieces that makes small jobs. 

What do you think? It is only a kind of a fashion topic or it is the definite way of building applications that scale and evolve better than monolithic applications? Do you have experience managing an ecosystem of Microservices? What about the deployment process? It is worst than with a monolithic system, isn’t? And how do you test all your architecture? 

Are you working with this kind of architecture? No? Doesn’t matter if you are interested in share your personal experience in this discussion. Come and join us in order to share your experience with this and other architectures and talk with other JUGgers and listen what other developers think about Microservices and their benefits and problems.

This event will be planned, as soon as there will be a minimum number of interested people, so do not forget to reserve your seat ;-)