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October 25-27, 2017 - Prague, Czech Republic
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Thursday, October 26
 

10:45 CEST

Spark Over a Mesos Secured Productive Environment - Jorge Lopez-Malla & Marcos Peñate, Stratio
Big Data is a reality nowadays on companies, and because of this new reality they have moved from using Big Data in proof of concept projects to use it at the core of the companies itself. This change along with Data Science growth and the power of business intelligence tools has required an effort in our solutions to provide a secured and isolated environments which protects the companies from malicious users. Are we prepared for the challenge?

From Stratio we have modified the behavior of Apache Spark over Apache Mesos to provide a new layer of isolation to the actors that are involved on a Spark workflow by using a Software Defined Networks solutions (SDN) and by changing the spark core network layer. We have also added a smart way to handle the secrets without the interaction of the user with the secrets of the platform adding some functionality to Apache Spark security module.

Speakers
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Jorge Lopez-Malla

Big Data Architech, Stratio
Jorge has been involved in the inception and implementation of projects related to several fields such as digital media, telcos, banks & insurance companies. He is in charge of Stratio’s Big Data training, having been one of the first engineers to become Spark certified. Previous... Read More →
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Marcos Peñate

QA Engineer, Stratio
Marcos is QA Engineer at Stratio focused on Big Data solutions. He has been involved into big data projects making risk analysis, performance testing and defining Stratio Platform architecture. He is also passionate about astrophysics, a compulsive #SciFi consumer and enjoys Dockerizing... Read More →


Thursday October 26, 2017 10:45 - 11:35 CEST
Congress Hall 1

11:45 CEST

DataStax Enterprise on DC/OS - Yes, It’s Possible; Customer Case Studies - Ravi Yadav, Mesosphere, Inc. & Chris Splinter, Datastax
Migrating a database to a containerized infrastructure brings with it a whole host of challenging new issues. Concerns range from persistence management, availability requirements, and complicated recovery semantics. If you’re considering migrating a database to containers in the future, this talk should enlighten the path.

We will walk you through the current state of the DataStax Enterprise framework. We'll explore the details of the integration between DSE and DC/OS and cover tradeoffs between different deployment options. We’ll tell the real story of the evolution of this framework. In doing so we’ll discuss how our initial design decisions conflicted with customer expectations and how we worked through these and other engineering feats to get to the offering we have today. We'll then tell a few customer deployment stories and conclude with a demo of DSE on DC/OS.

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Chris Splinter

Chris Splinter has been with DataStax for 4 years. He currently works on the Partner Engineering team but also works closely improving QA processes with guidance from some of our most important customers. Chris is a sports enthusiast who played football at Harvard while dabbling in... Read More →
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Ravi Yadav

Platform Partnerships Lead, Mesosphere, Inc.
Ravi Yadav is responsible for platform partnerships and ecosystem development at Mesosphere. Prior to this, he was a Developer Advocate at IBM and worked on IBM Watson partnerships and advocacy. In his past life, he worked on developing drivers for medical devices.


Thursday October 26, 2017 11:45 - 12:35 CEST
Congress Hall 1

14:15 CEST

Apache Kafka + Apache Mesos = Highly Scalable Streaming Microservices - Kai Waehner, Confluent
This session discusses how to build a highly scalable, performant, mission-critical microservice infrastructure with Apache Kafka and Apache Mesos. Apache Kafka brokers are used as powerful, scalable, distributed message backbone. Kafka Streams’ API allows to embed stream processing directly into any microservice or business application; without the need for a dedicated streaming cluster. Apache Mesos is used as scalable infrastructure
under the hood of Apache Kafka and Kafka Streams applications to
leverage the benefits of a cloud native platforms like service discovery, health checks, or fail-over management.

A live demo shows how to develop real time applications for your core business with Kafka messaging brokers and Kafka Streams API and how to deploy / manage / scale them on a Mesos cluster using different deployment options like Marathon, Docker, Kubernetes.

Speakers
avatar for Kai Waehner

Kai Waehner

Field CTO, Confluent
Kai Waehner is Field CTO and Global Technology Advisor at Confluent. He works with customers across the globe and with internal teams like engineering and marketing. Kai’s main area of expertise lies within the fields of Big Data Analytics, Machine Learning, Hybrid Cloud Architectures... Read More →


Thursday October 26, 2017 14:15 - 15:05 CEST
Congress Hall 1

15:15 CEST

8 Tips for Marathon Performance - Tomasz Janiszewski, Allegro
Mesosphere Marathon is a Mesos scheduler that can handle huge production installation. In this presentation, I will present 8 tips that improves Marathon performance and prevents outages. Each tip will have summary with information when and how it can decrease performance and how to avoid the danger of the outage.

Speakers
avatar for Tomasz Janiszewski

Tomasz Janiszewski

Software Engineer, Allegro
Tomasz is a software engineer passionate about distributed systems. He believes in free and open source philosophy and occasionally contributes to projects on GitHub. At Allegro he works as a Software Engineer working with Mesos and Marathon cluster.



Thursday October 26, 2017 15:15 - 16:05 CEST
Congress Hall 1
 
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