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Talks

Here is a list with links to of some of the video recordings from my talks throughout the years. Slides for some of these talks can be found on my slideshare page and speakerdeck page. A full list of all the conference talks that I given can be found at the end of this page.

2022

2021

2020

2019

  • HPTS—Beyond FaaS, Towards Stateful Serverless
  • KubeCon—Serverless is Interesting But FaaS is Not Enough
  • Lightbend Webinar—Designing Events-First Microservices For A Cloud Native World

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

  • Strange Loop—Scaling Software with Akka
  • Scala Days—Going Reactive: Scalable, Highly Concurrent & Fault-Tolerant Systems
  • Devoxx—Going Reactive: Event-Driven, Scalable & Resilient Systems
  • BuildStuff—Going Reactive: Event-Driven, Scalable, Resilient & Responsive Systems
  • Jfokus—Building Scalable, Highly Concurrent and Fault-Tolerant Systems: Lessons Learned
  • Scala Exchange: Keynote—The Road to Akka Cluster, and Beyond…
  • NY Scala UG—Introducing Akka
  • Scala Matsuri—Up up and Out: Scaling Software with Akka
  • JavaZone—Going Reactive: Event-Driven, Scalable & Resilient Systems
  • GOTO—Up And Out Scaling Software With Akka

2012

  • JavaZone—Up up and Out: Scaling software with Akka 2
  • Devoxx—Up up and Out: Scaling software with Akka
  • Scala Days—Akka 2: Distributed by Design
  • Tech Mesh—Up up and Out: Scaling Software with Akka

2011

  • What’s Next—Above the Clouds: Introducing Akka
  • Devoxx—Above the Clouds: Introducing Akka
  • JavaZone—Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  • JavaZone—Above the Clouds: Introducing Akka
  • Erlang Factory—Above the Clouds: Introducing Cloudy Akka
  • Philly ETE—Above the Clouds: Introducing Akka (with Garrick Evans from Autodesk)
  • Reaktor Dev Day—Scaling up and out with Scala and Akka

2010

  • Scala Lift Off—Akka: Simpler Concurrency, Scalability & Fault-Tolerance through Actors
  • Skills Matter—Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  • Northeast Scala Symposium—Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  • Scala Days—Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  • LinkedIn Tech Talk—Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  • JAX—Exploring alternative Concurrency Paradigms on the JVM
  • Kraków JUG—Akka, Let It Crash (first public Akka talk)

2009

  • QCon—Pragmatic Real-World Scala
  • Øredev—A comparative study of scalable and HA products
  • Øredev—Pragmatic Real-World Scala
  • JavaZone—State, You’re Doing It Wrong: Exploring Alternative Concurrency Paradigms on the JVM
  • JavaZone—Pragmatic Real-World Scala

Complete List of Conference Talks

  1. Reactive Summit, Detroit, US (Oct 2022)
    Keynote: We are drowning in complexity—can we do better?
  2. KGeeCON, Krakow, Poland (May 2022)
    Extending Real-time Data and Compute to the Cloud, Edge, and beyond
  3. University of São Paulo, Virtual Event (June 2021)
    Keynote: University of São PauloDesigning Events-first Microservices
  4. Reactive Summit, Virtual Event (Nov 2020)
    Keynote: Design Principles For Cloud Native Applications
  5. CodeMesh, Virtual Event (Nov 2020)
    Cloudstate—Towards Stateful Serverless
  6. Ray Summit, Virtual Event (Sept 2020)
    Cloudstate—Towards Stateful Serverless
  7. KubeCon—Amsterdam, Virtual Event (Aug 2020)
    Cloudstate—Towards Stateful Serverless
  8. Jfokus—Stockholm, Sweden (Feb 2020)
    Cloudstate—Towards Stateful Serverless
  9. HPTS—Monterey, US (Nov 2019)
    Beyond FaaS, Towards Stateful Serverless
  10. KubeCon—Barcelona, Spain (May 2019)
    Serverless is Interesting But FaaS is Not Enough
  11. QCon—London, UK (March 2019)
    Track Host: Operationalizing Microservices
  12. Øredev—Malmö, Sweden (Nov 2018)
    Designing Events-first Microservices
  13. QCon—NYC, US (June 2018)
    Designing Events-first Microservices
  14. J On The Beach—Malaga, Spain (May 2018)
    Designing Events-first Microservices
  15. MicroCPH—Copenhagen, Denmark (May 2018)
    Designing Events-first Microservices
  16. QCon—London, UK (Mar 2018)
    How Events Are Reshaping Modern Systems
  17. ACM Learning—Streamed Online (Dec 2017)
    Reactive Microsystems: The Evolution of Microservices at Scale
  18. Devoxx—Antwerp, Belgium (Nov 2017)
    How Events Are Reshaping Modern Systems
  19. Reactive Summit—Austin, US (Oct 2017)
    Keynote: How Events Are Reshaping Modern Systems
  20. GOTO—Copenhagen, Denmark (Oct 2017)
    Reactive Microsystems: The Evolution Of Microservices At Scale
  21. Erlang User Conference—Stockholm, Sweden (June 2017)
    Without Resilience, Nothing Else Matters
  22. QCon—London, UK (March 2017)
    From Microliths To Microsystems
  23. Jfokus—Stockholm, Sweden (Feb 2017)
    Keynote: From Microliths To Microsystems
  24. SkillsMatter—London, UK (Nov 2016)
    On Reactive Microservices
  25. O'Reilly Software Architecture Conference—London, UK (Oct 2016)
    bla bla microservices bla bla: director's cut
  26. Reactive Summit—Austin, US (Oct 2016)
    Keynote: bla bla microservices bla bla: director's cut
  27. O'Reilly Software Architecture Conference—New York, US (April 2016)
    Keynote: bla bla microservices bla bla
  28. Voxxed—Zurich, Switzerland (March 2016)
    Keynote: Life Beyond the Illusion of Present
  29. Scala Matsuri—Tokyo, Japan (Jan 2016)
    The Sadness at the End of the Happy Path
  30. Scala Exchange—London, UK (Dec 2015)
    Keynote: Without Resilience, Nothing Else Matters
  31. DevTernity—Riga, Latvia (Dec 2015)
    Keynote: Without Resilience, Nothing Else Matters
  32. Devoxx—Antwerp, Belgium (Nov 2015)
    Without Resilience, Nothing Else Matters
  33. GOTO—Copenhagen, Denmark (Oct 2015)
    Without Resilience, Nothing Else Matters
  34. Reactive User Group—San Francisco, US (Aug 2015)
    Life Beyond the Illusion of Present
  35. Scala by the Bay—Oakland, US (Aug 2015)
    Keynote: The Sadness at the End of the Happy Path
  36. Scala Days—Amsterdam, Netherlands (June 2015)
    Keynote: Life Beyond the Illusion of Present
  37. GeeCON—Krakow, Poland (May 2015)
    Keynote: Life Beyond the Illusion of Present
  38. Scala Days—San Francisco, US (March 2015)
    Life Beyond the Illusion of Present
  39. React Conf—San Francisco, US (November 2014)
    Life Beyond the Illusion of Present
  40. NY Scala—New York, US (November 2014)
    Reactive Supply to Changing Demand: Building Elastic Reactive Systems
  41. London Scala User Group at SkillsMatter—London, UK (October 2014)
    Go Reactive: Building Responsive, Resilient, Elastic and Message-Driven Systems
  42. SICS Cloud and Big Data Day—Stockholm, Sweden (September 2014)
    Building Reactive Systems with Akka
  43. Strange Loop—St. Louis, US (September 2014)
    The Road to Akka Cluster and Beyond
  44. SF Scala—San Francisco, US (September 2014)
    The Road to Akka Cluster and Beyond
  45. Scala Downunder—Auckland, New Zealand (September 2014)
    Keynote: A 5 year retrospective and the future of distributed computing
  46. Scala Workshop at ECOOP—Uppsala, Sweden (July 2014)
    Invited Talk — Resilient Applications with Akka Persistence
  47. Speakerconf—Barcelona, Spain (May 2014)
    Untitled
  48. Barcelona Scala User Group—Barcelona, Spain (May 2014)
    Go Reactive: Event-driven, Scalable, Resilient and Responsive Systems
  49. Craft Conference—Budapest, Hungary (April 2014)
    Go Reactive: Event-driven, Scalable, Resilient and Responsive Systems
  50. CodeMotion—Rome, Italy (April 2014)
    Building Reactive apps with Akka and Java 8
  51. React Conf—London, UK (April 2014)
    Reactive Supply to Changing Demand (Scalable Trait in the Reactive Manifesto)
  52. NY Scala—New York, US (March 2014)
    Building Reactive Systems with Akka
  53. EcliseCon—San Francisco, US (March 2014)
    Go Reactive: Event-driven, Scalable, Resilient and Responsive Systems
  54. SF Scala—San Francisco, US (March 2014)
    Building Reactive Systems with Akka
  55. Build Stuff—Vilnius, Lithuania (December 2013)
    Going Reactive: Event-driven, Scalable, Resilient and Responsive Systems
  56. Codemesh—London, Great Britain (December 2013)
    Keynote: Going Reactive, New and Old ideas for your 21st century architectures
  57. Scala Exchange—London, Great Britain (December 2013)
    Keynote: The Road to Akka Cluster and Beyond
  58. Devoxx—Antwerp, Belgium (November 2013)
    Going Reactive: Event-driven, Scalable, Resilient and Responsive Systems
  59. JavaZone—Oslo, Norway (September 2013)
    Going Reactive: Event-driven, Scalable and Resilient Systems
  60. Scala Days—New York, US (June 2013)
    Going Reactive: Event-driven, Scalable and Resilient Systems
  61. Scala JP (Matsuri)—Tokyo, Japan (March 2013)
    Keynote — Up up and Out: Scaling software with Akka
  62. Jfokus—Stockholm, Sweden (February 2013)
    Building Scalable, Highly Concurrent and Fault-Tolerant Systems: Lessons Learned
  63. Tech Mesh—London, UK (November 2012)
    Up up and Out: Scaling software with Akka
  64. Devoxx—Antwerp, Belgium (November 2012)
    Up up and Out: Scaling software with Akka
  65. GOTO—Aarhus, Denmark (October 2012)
    Up up and Out: Scaling software with Akka 2
  66. Strange Loop—St: Louis, US (September 2012)
    Up up and Out: Scaling software with Akka 2
  67. JavaZone—Oslo, Norway (September 2012)
    Up up and Out: Scaling software with Akka 2
  68. OSCON—Portland, US (July 2012)
    Up up and Out: Scaling software with Akka 2
  69. Jazoon—Zurich, Switzerland (June 2012)
    Keynote — Building Scalable, Highly Concurrent and Fault-Tolerant Systems: Lessons Learned
  70. Erlang User Conference—Stockholm, Sweden (May 2012)
    Up up and Out: Scaling software with Akka 2
  71. Scala Days—London, UK (April 2012)
    Akka 2: Distributed by Design
  72. Jfokus—Stockholm, Sweden (February 2012)
    Above the Clouds: Introducing Akka
  73. Devoxx—Antwerp, Belgium (November 2011)
    Above the Clouds: Introducing Akka
  74. ScanDev on tour—Stockholm, Sweden (October 2011)
    Above the Clouds: Introducing Akka
  75. GOTO—Amsterdam, Netherlands (September 2011)
    Above the Clouds: Introducing Akka
  76. JavaZone—Oslo, Norway (September 2011)
    Above the Clouds: Introducing Akka
  77. Reaktor—Helsinki, Finland (September 2011)
    Above the Clouds: Introducing Akka
  78. Erlang Factory—London, UK (June 2011)
    Above the Clouds: Introducing Akka
  79. Scala Days 2011—Stanford, US (June 2011)
    Above the Clouds: Introducing Akka
  80. What's Next?—Paris, France (May 2011)
    Above the Clouds: Introducing Akka
  81. GOTO—Copenhagen, Denmark (May 2011)
    Above the Clouds: Introducing Akka
  82. Emerging Technologies—Philadelphia, US (April 2011)
    Above the Clouds: Introducing Akka
  83. Functional Progamming eXchange—London, UK (March 2011)
    Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  84. NE Scala—New York, US (February 2011)
    Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  85. JFokus—Stockholm, Sweden (February 2011)
    Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  86. Geneva JUG (January 2011)
    Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  87. Oredev—Malmo, Sweden (November 2010)
    Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  88. ScalaLiftOff—London, UK (October 2010)
    Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  89. JAOO—Aarhus, Denmark (October 2010)
    Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  90. Scala Lift Off—San Francisco, US (Sept 2010)
    Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  91. JavaOne—San Francisco, US (September 2010)
    Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  92. JAOO Geek Nights—Copenhagen, Denmark (August 2010)
    Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  93. JAOO Geek Nights—Aarhus, Denmark (August 2010)
    Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  94. OSCON—Portland, US (July 2010)
    Let it crash: using Actors for fault-tolerance, scalability and concurrency
  95. GeeCon—Poznan, Poland (May 2010)
    Let it crash: using Actors for fault-tolerance, scalability and concurrency
  96. JAX 2010—Mainz, Germany (May 2010)
    Let it crash: using Actors for fault-tolerance, scalability and concurrency
  97. JAX 2010—Mainz, Germany (May 2010)
    State, You’re Doing It Wrong: Exploring Alternative Concurrency Paradigms on the JVM
  98. Scala Days—Lausanne, Switzerland (April 2010)
    Akka: Simpler Scalability, Fault-Tolerance, Concurrency & Remoting through Actors
  99. Scandinavian Developer Conference 2010—Gothenburg, Sweden (March 2010)
    Let it crash: using Actors for fault-tolerance, scalability and concurrency
  100. Kraków JUG, Poland (March 2010)
    Akka, Let It Crash
  101. Oredev—Malmo, Sweden (November 2009)
    Pragmatic Real-World Scala
  102. Oredev—Malmo, Sweden (November 2009)
    A comparative study of scalable and HA products, based on real projects
  103. JavaZone—Oslo, Norway (Sept 2009)
    Pragmatic Real-World Scala
  104. JavaZone—Oslo, Norway (September 2009)
    State, You’re Doing It Wrong: Exploring Alternative Concurrency Paradigms on the JVM
  105. JavaOne—San Franscisco, US (June 2009)
    State, You’re Doing It Wrong: Exploring Alternative Concurrency Paradigms on the JVM
  106. Scandinavian Developer Conference—Gothenburg, Sweden (March 2009)
    State, You’re Doing It Wrong: Exploring Alternative Concurrency Paradigms on the JVM
  107. QCon London—London, Great Britain (March 2009)
    Pragmatic Real-World Scala
  108. JFokus—Stockholm, Sweden (January 2009)
    Pragmatic Real-World Scala
  109. Cologne JUG—Cologne, Germany (May 2008)
    Exploring Terracotta: Open Source JVM-level Clustering through Network-Attached Memory
  110. Ukraine JUG—Kiev, Ukraine (January 2008)
    Exploring Terracotta: Open Source JVM-level Clustering through Network-Attached Memory
  111. Wicket Meetup—Amsterdam, Belgium (November 2007)
    Exploring Terracotta: Open Source JVM-level Clustering through Network-Attached Memory
  112. Oredev—Malmo, Sweden (November 2007)
    Exploring Terracotta: Open Source JVM-level Clustering through Network-Attached Memory
  113. Java Developer Day—Krakow, Poland (October 2007)
    Terracotta: Open Source JVM-level Clustering
  114. Krakow JUG—Krakow, Poland (October 2007)
    Terracotta: Open Source JVM-level Clustering
  115. Java Hellenic User Group Conference—Athens, Greece (October 2007)
    Terracotta: Open Source JVM-level Clustering
  116. JAOO—Aarhus, Denmark (September 2007)
    Terracotta: Open Source JVM-level Clustering
  117. Sweden Spring User Group—Malmo, Sweden (September 2007)
    Scale Out Your Spring Applications Using JVM-level Clustering
  118. JavaZone—Olso, Norway (September 2007)
    POJO Scalability and Large Workloads with Open Terracotta
  119. Dusseldorf JUG—Dusseldorf, Germany (September 2007)
    Terracotta: Open Source JVM-level Clustering
  120. TheServerSide Java Symposium—Barcelona, Spain (June 2007)
    POJO Scalability and Large Workloads with Terracotta
  121. J-Spring NLJUG—Amsterdam, Netherlands (June 2007)
    Stateful Applications In a Stateless World
  122. Dansk IT Java Kompetence Netværk—Copenhagen, Denmark (June 2007)
    Terracotta: Open Source JVM-level Clustering
  123. ExpertZone Developer Summit—Stockholm, Sweden (May 2007)
    How To Write Stateful Web Applications That Scale Like Stateless Ones
  124. TheServerSide Java Symposium—Las Vegas, US (March 2007)
    POJO Scalability and Large Workloads with Open Terracotta
  125. AOSD—Vancouver, Canada (March 2007)
    Clustering the Java Virtual Machine using Aspect-Oriented Programming
  126. Czech JUG—Prague—Czech Republic (February 2007)
    How To Write Stateful Web Applications That Scale Like Stateless Ones
  127. JFokus, Stockholm—Sweden (January 2007)
    Using AOP to Cluster the JVM
  128. JUG Milano, Milano—Italy (January 2007)
    Distributed Computing Made Easy: How To Build a POJO-based Data Grid
  129. JUG Torino, Torino—Italy (January 2007)
    How To Write Stateful Web Applications That Scale Like Stateless Ones
  130. The Spring Experience, Hollywood/Florida—US (December 2006)
    Rapid Fire Session—Terracotta for Spring
  131. Javagruppen, Copenhagen—Denmark (November 2006)
    Terracotta for Spring: How to build stateful, scalable, and highly-available web applications
  132. Oredev, Malmo—Sweden (November 2006)
    Distributed Computing Made Easy: How To Build a POJO-based Data Grid
  133. JUG Belgrade, Belgrade—Serbia (November 2006)
    Terracotta for Spring
    Distributed Computing Made Easy: How To Build a POJO-based Data Grid
  134. JUG Novi Sad, Novi Sad—Serbia (November 2006)
    Terracotta for Spring: How to build stateful, scalable, and highly-available web applications
  135. Spring Forward, Philadelphia—US (September 2006)
    Transparently Clustered Spring
  136. SpringOne, Antwerp—Belgium (June 2006)
    Transparently Clustered Spring
  137. TheServerSide Java Symposium Europe 2006, Barcelona—Spain (June 2006)
    Transparently Clustered Spring
  138. JavaOne, San Francisco—US (May 2006)
    Transparently Clustered Spring — A Runtime Solution for Java™ Technology
  139. JavaPolis, Antwerp—Belgium (December 2005)
    Time To Throw Out Your Distributed HashMap?
  140. JavaPolis, Antwerp—Belgium (December 2005)
    Transparently Clustered Spring
  141. The Spring Experience, Miami—US (December 2005)
    Transparently Clustered Spring
  142. JavaOne Japan, Tokyo—Japan (November 2005)
    Using AOP Techniques to Inject Enterprise Quality of Services into Applications Transparently at Runtime (Technical Session)
  143. JavaOne Japan, Tokyo—Japan (November 2005)
    Importance of Preserving Object Identity in a Cluster (BOF)
  144. Oredev, Malmo—Sweden (October 2005)
    AOP-Driven Services: Achieve Modularity and Reusability on the J2EE Platform
  145. Java Pro Live!, San Diego—US (September 2005)
    AOP-Driven Services: Achieve Modularity and Reusability on the J2EE Platform
  146. BEA dev2dev Tech Days, Tokyo—Japan (August 2005)
    AOP-Driven Services: Achieve Modularity and Reusability on the J2EE Platform
  147. BEA dev2dev Tech Days, Osaka—Japan (August 2005)
    AOP-Driven Services: Achieve Modularity and Reusability on the J2EE Platform
  148. JavaOne, San Francisco—US (June 2005)
    Runtime Aspects With JVM Support (Technical Session)
  149. Nordev, Stockholm Sweden (May 2005)
    AOP-Driven Services: Achieve Modularity and Reusability on the J2EE Platform
  150. Architect Summit, New York—US (April 2005)
    AOP-Driven Services: Achieve Modularity and Reusability on the J2EE Platform
  151. AOSD, Chicago—US (March 2005)
    What’s new in AspectJ 5
  152. AOSD, Chicago—US (March 2005)
    AspectWerkz 2 and the road to AspectJ 5
  153. AOSD, Chicago—US (March 2005)
    Industry adoption for AOP—Expert panel discussion
  154. JAOO, Aarhus—Denmark (September 2004)
    Annotation-driven AOP
  155. JavaOne, San Francisco—US (June 2004)
    Internals of AspectWerkz (BOF)
  156. JavaOne, San Francisco—US (June 2004)
    Dynamic Aspect Oriented Programming with AspectWerkz
    (Technical Session, +1200 attendees)
  157. eWorld, San Francisco—US (May 2004)
    Dynamic AOP: SOA for the application
  158. AOSD, Lancaster—UK (March 2004)
    Developing with AspectWerkz—half day tutorial
  159. AOSD, Lancaster—UK (March 2004)
    What are the key isseus for commercial AOP use—and how does AspectWerkz address them?
    Invited Industry Talk (one out of 2 invited talks)
  160. AOSD, Lancaster—UK (March 2004)
    Expert panel discussion—Industry adoption for AOP
  161. JavaPolis, Antwerp—Belgium (December 2003)
    Introduction to AspectWerkz
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