27
Feb
David Delabassée
David Delabassée
Oracle
Software Evangelist
David Delabassée is a Software Evangelist working for Oracle where he is focusing on Server-side Java… from Java EE/EE4J to Serverless and Java running in the Cloud. David is a seasoned speaker and regular presenter at JavaOne and other conferences on technical and software engineering topics. Prior to Oracle, he spent a decade at Sun Microsystems focusing on Java end-to-end. In his various roles, he has been involved in numerous Java projects since the early days of this technology.
David lives in Belgium where, in his spare time, he tinkers with technologies such as home automation, electronics, pinballs, etc. But more importantly, he enjoys playing video games with his daughter!
David lives in Belgium where, in his spare time, he tinkers with technologies such as home automation, electronics, pinballs, etc. But more importantly, he enjoys playing video games with his daughter!
Fn Project – an open source container native serverless platform
Serverless computing and FaaS (Function as a Service) are the new blacks! They radically change how software is organized, deployed, and charged for, and is in the process of further disrupting the still-evolving world of cloud computing.
This talk will present Fn project (http://fnproject.io), a new open source project, which features a code-first approach to building polyglot sophisticated applications on top of FaaS. We will discuss Fn Flow, a CompletionStage like API, used to compose multiple functions into meaningful applications. No flow-charts, no exoteric stuff, just plain readable and testable (Java) code! And although FN project is polyglot, this session will focus mostly on the Java side of it.
This talk will present Fn project (http://fnproject.io), a new open source project, which features a code-first approach to building polyglot sophisticated applications on top of FaaS. We will discuss Fn Flow, a CompletionStage like API, used to compose multiple functions into meaningful applications. No flow-charts, no exoteric stuff, just plain readable and testable (Java) code! And although FN project is polyglot, this session will focus mostly on the Java side of it.
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