Talk 1
Moses Peter
Transactional Microseervices (on Kubernetes)
In this talk, we explore the design and implementation of transactional microservices within a Kubernetes environment. Discover how to maintain data consistency and integrity across distributed systems by leveraging Kubernetes' orchestration capabilities. We’ll dive into practical strategies for managing transactions, ensuring fault tolerance, and optimizing performance in a microservices architecture, with real-world examples and best practices tailored for scalable, cloud-native applications."
Bio:
Moses is a Lead Software Engineer with 10+ years of experience in backend development, system modernisation, and AI-driven solutions. He has led high-impact projects at companies like Nixplay UK and Getir, transitioning legacy systems to scalable microservices and building distributed systems. As a Co-Founder & CTO, he combines technical expertise in JavaScript, and cloud architecture with strategic leadership to align technology with business goals.
Talk 2
Tony Edwards
Beats, Rhymes, and Neural Nets
Hip Hop and Neural Nets. They're a match made in heaven. Right?
Through a mix of audio, video, and live performance, Tony will explore Web based AI tools in an attempt to convince the audience of their suitability for helping write hip hop lyrics. After a walkthrough and comparison of the main options, we'll put the best to the test in a crescendo you won't forget.
Bio:
Tony Edwards is director and lead software engineer at That Seagull Bob. He creates engaging mobile and desktop apps using JavaScript and .NET tooling. He teaches the next generation of developers at Plymouth University, and co-organises the UK outing of the MAUI Day conference, and potters around the garden rapping to himself constantly.
With a background in community events management, a multi award winning career in the education sector, and a long history of making a fool of himself, Tony's sessions are sure to engage the audience and spark conversation amongst attendees. They'll certainly remember them!
