From the organisers of Big Data LDN, our Blueprint LDN  webinar broadcasts offer up-to-the-minute information and debate direct to your device on a number of different cloud architecture topics. Each webinar is a mixture of presentations, discussions, demos and industry updates designed to bring our community together, making sure we stay informed and engaged, something particularly pertinent at present.

Scalability and Cloud Native have driven the demand for Kubernetes, but the developer now has the harder task of building applications in a secure manner. This talk will focus on best practices for implementing least privilege and enforcing zero trust principles within Kubernetes clusters. A how-to for implementing robust Role Based Access Control (RBAC) tied into the corporate SSO/Identity provider using Teleport.

Speakers:
Jonathon Canada, Solutions Engineer - Teleport
Andy Steed, Content Director - Big Data LDN

Applying Least Privilege in Kubernetes

The past two years have changed more than where we go to eat; enterprise infrastructure has taken a massive leap forward as companies have front-loaded investment in order to be able to provide the infrastructure their employees and customers need, but there are still challenges. Some of those challenges arose because companies moved before they were ready, and some arose because they tried to move faster than they reasonably could.

In the end you have overwhelmed teams that are so busy trying to keep up with  infrastructure that they don't have time to innovate where they should -- creating value for your customers.

In either case, it's time to take stock and make sure that you've hyperscaled your data centre in the smartest, most efficient way possible -- preferably with a guaranteed outcome that will bring you where you need to go.

In this webinar, Mirantis Principle Solution Architect Daniel Virassamy helps you take a step back and make sure you're on the right track to hyperscaling your data centre properly. He'll discuss:

• Hyperscaling in a post-pandemic world
• Challenges of running an efficient data centre, such as cost and data management over multiple clouds
•	Strategies for optimizing your on-premise infrastructure
•	How to free up your development teams to innovate for your customers

Join us on 14th December and make sure you get the data centre outcome you’re shooting for.


Speakers: Daniel Virassamy & Andy Steed

Hyperscale your Data Center with Guaranteed Outcomes

To build event-driven composable business applications we need to start treating events like products: exposing them (internally and externally) the way we expose APIs, designing the developer experience to deliver long-term value, and evolving them over time to meet changing customer needs.

In this session we will discuss the motivation behind the move to digital services as products, how Event Products can and should be a part of this move, and how tooling can help automate designing and publishing your Event API Products

Introduction to External Event APIs and 5 lessons learned from implementing EDA

Pace Integration will take you through the power of Integration within the connected enterprise, covering how the different styles of integration unlocks data within your ecosystem. You will learn the nature of EDA patterns with some use-cases and example integration solutions of Events and APIs. Integration is critical core capability to your EDA journey, join us to find out more

The importance of Integration and Event-driven

Customers expect seamless experiences throughout the customer journey, from processing orders to marketing communications to support tickets. After a year or so of unprecedented change and accelerated digital transformation, we learn how event-driven architectures, coupled with the ability to rapidly connect and automate the data flow between disparate systems and SaaS services, allows organisations to serve customers better, innovate faster, and build additional revenue streams.

Exceed customer expectations, through event-driven data architectures

If anyone thinks being an event-driven enterprise is exclusively about technology you are using, or the way you write code, it’s time to pause and hit the big red reset button. Why is an event-driven mindset important in business? How does event-driven architecture help an enterprise become more responsive?

While the term “event-driven” has been around for decades in technology circles, it has evolved to mean much more than it used to. To transform into an event-driven enterprise, you need to consider that technology is only one piece of the puzzle.

What Does It Mean to be Event Driven? Identify and Unlock New Business Value!

Data sovereignty, the concept that data is subject to certain laws, usually specific to geographies, is becoming more of a challenge for businesses as they scale across regions. However, compliance considerations apply not only to data at rest but also in transit. With consumer awareness growing, failure to meet compliance requirements can lead to huge negative implications to the finance and reputation of your businesses.

Join us for a panel discussion:
- What are some of the challenges businesses are facing with regards to data sovereignty?
- How do you set up and manage your data as you scale across regions?
- What tools and techniques can help businesses handle such an expansion while staying compliant?
- How is Tyk enabling organisations to be compliant with data sovereignty rules across regions?

Speakers: 
Budha Bhattacharya, Evangelist at Tyk and Andy Steed, Content Director at Big Data LDN

Dealing with Data Sovereignty at Scale

Easy-to-understand monoliths are giving way to distributed systems: microservices, serverless, meshes, and proxies in every possible combination. These systems offer developers the freedom to build new features and technology faster, as they are no longer beholden to the elaborate release processes associated with monolithic architecture. 
 
But, like all good things, there is a price: distributed systems are inherently difficult to operate and maintain. When something breaks—which it invariably will—how can you quickly comb through the myriad dependencies? How can you separate good hypotheses from bad ones? 

Enter observability...

Learn how observability helps developers understand multi-layered architectures: what’s slow, what’s broken, and what needs to be done to improve performance.

Blueprint Series: The Complete Guide to Observability

Modern enterprises across all major industries are harnessing the power of event driven architecture (EDA) to create new business value, but adopting EDA at enterprise scale can be challenging.   Join this webcast to learn more about what event-driven architecture is, the myriad of use cases that can benefit from this real-time approach to moving data, and what it takes to be successful in scaling it across the enterprise.

Why Event-Driven Architecture is Going Mainstream & what you need to leverage it

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