Cloud tales: real world CQRS/Event Sourcing - part 2
15:10/15:50
We recommend attending both parts of this talk since they are closely connected. CQRS and ES are by no means new kids on the block, yet a lot can be told about how to use cloud platforms to unleash their power without having costs soaring. The ingredients list is quite simple: an event store, read model(s) and computing options to run back-end services. Picking up technologies in a cost savvy way, though, isn’t trivial due to the amount of viable options: should you go PaaS or IaaS? Where do containers fit in this context? Eager to know our real code based recipe? Don’t miss this talk then.
Language: Italian
Level: Advanced
Andrea Saltarello
CTO - Managed Designs
Andrea is solution architect and CTO @ Managed Designs, focusing on architecture and methodology topics. As a trainer and speaker, he had several speaking engagements for events and conferences both in Italy and abroad: he is co-author of “MS .NET: Architecting Applications for the Enterprise” by Microsoft Press. In 2001 he co-founded UGIdotNET, the first Italian .NET User Group, of which he's the President and leader. Andrea is passionate about sports and music, being devoted to Depeche Mode, which he fell in love with since listening to Everything Counts for the first time.
Lorenzo Barbieri
Technical Architect - Microsoft
I work at the Microsoft Technology Center in Milan as a Technical Architect, the best job in the world somebody would say, and I demonstrate how Microsoft and partners technologies can drive more business value. On my “limited” spare time, I like to help people improving their public speaking skills. I'm specialized in Cloud Native Architectures and Application Modernization, on Azure and Microsoft 365, with Visual Studio, GitHub, and Azure DevOps. I like to talk with people and communities about technology, food, and funny things.
