Wednesday at 6:30pm: Event-Sourced Microservices in Ruby + Mingling, food and drinks (thanks Fullscript! :)

[Michael Prendergast]

Hey all,

Wednesday at 6:30pm, Scott Bellware will be giving us a talk on Event-Sourced Microservices in Ruby (talk description below).

1. Agenda

Scott’s talk starts at 7pm. 

From 6:30pm to 7pm, there will be mingling over food and drinks, kindly sponsored by Fullscript, so try to be there for 6:30pm. :)

2. Food, Drinks and Space sponsored by Fullscript

Super big thank you to our sponsor Fullscript, who will be providing the space, food and drinks for the evening.  

Oh, and Fullscript is hiring! Check out their openings on their Careers page. 

Here's some of their positions:

• Reporting Analyst
  
• Co-op Developer Position
  
• Customer Support Specialists
  
• Dev-Ops
  
• Inventory and Accounts Payable Clerk
  
• Product Designer
  
• Sales Specialists
  
• Senior Back-End Developers
  
• Senior Front-End Developers
  

3. Plan on attending? 

Please RSVP here to let us know so we can plan things out. 

4. Call for speakers

We're looking for speakers/topics. If you're up for giving a talk, please feel free to let us know via the Ottawa Ruby Talk Proposal form.

We hope to see you all there!

Thanks,

The Ottawa Ruby Team

P.S. Here are some details on Scott’s talk:

Talk and Speaker Details:

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Scott Bellware will be giving us a talk on Event-Sourced Microservices (entirely in Ruby, with available tools).

Should be fine for all levels of Ruby experience.

Here's the abstract: 

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Solving the “monolith” and breaking it into smaller pieces that can have their own independent work streams in a web of independent-but-connected components is the brass ring that so many teams are reaching for. Events, Event Streams, and Event Sourcing are the corner stone of successful services projects. 

Taking an event-oriented approach to a microservices or service-oriented architecture makes the difference between ending up with the holy grail of architecture and productivity that you’ve been envisioning, or more of the same old problems, but now with all the additional problems of distributed systems, too. 

And with an event-sourced approach, you get complete audit logging and even some basic software metrics for free!

Speaker Info: 

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Scott Bellware works with development teams on monolith remediation and autonomous services projects. He’s been on a five-year mission to incorporate all the good things he’s learned in the distributed systems world with all the good things he’s learned in the Ruby world.

Scott is a contributor to the Eventide toolkit for event-sourced autonomous services in Ruby.

 - Website: ampgt.com  

 - Eventide Website: eventide-project.org  

 - LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/scottbellware  

 - GitHub: github.com/sbellware  

 - Twitter: twitter.com/sbellware

Want to attend this talk on Wednesday? RSVP here:

 

  --> https://www.meetup.com/OttawaRuby/events/240608735/