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[Post Event] DevTalks 2016, Cluj-Napoca

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This week we had another great conference in Cluj-Napoca - DevTalks. It seems that this month Cluj-Napoca is the hotspot of IT Conference in Transilvania. We have in only one month 4 conference with more than 500 attendees - what a crazy month.

At DevTalks Cluj-Napoca more than 600 people attended. There were 4 tracks in parallel, one of the track was 'Transition to 2020', where I was invited to talk about microservices. Because we will not have all the time the opportunity to write an application from scratch, I decided that the best topic is how to migrate a monolithic application to microservices. At the end of this post you can find my slide deck.

 Title: How to migrate a Monolithic system to Microservices
Abstract: This is the story of how we need to change an existing monolithic system to be able to run over microservices. Lessons learned and best practices will be presented together with the most important architecture patterns that we need to take into account when we need to do such a migration. Migration is not a simple task, this is why it is important to learn from our past experience.

See you next year!

DevTalks 2016 Intro:
We’re kicking off a brand new edition of DevTalks. Bigger plans this year and a bigger interaction zone for you in Cluj.
The possibilities to gather under the same roof software developers & IT professionals are endless.The 2016 Dev Talks brings together great community leaders, innovation and fun, the key ingredients to explore the trends that will shape Mobile, Web, Big Data, Cloud Computing, smart devices, machine learning or AI. 
Coming soon in Cluj, on May 11th. Prepare for a paradigm shift, as Dev Talks 2016 in Cluj will take out new approaches in software development, highlighting its transition to 2020. Sessions on Machine Learning, AI&Robotics, IoT and wearables will be included in this year’s Agenda.
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