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We will be broadcasting the following sessions:
- Opening Keynote
Tuesday, October 18th, 8:30AM PDT / 4:30PM GMT
Andi Gutmans (CEO and co-founder of Zend) and Michael Crandell (CEO of RightScale)
- Triggered: Zend Framework 2’s EventManager
Tuesday, October 18th, 11:15 AM PDT / 7:15PM GMT
Matthew Weier O´Phinney (Project Lead for Zend Framework)
Class extension hierarchies getting you down? Bogged down with
introducing the same feature across a variety of classes? Need to
introduce logging or debugging tools on the fly? Learn how aspect
oriented programming techniques may help you, and how to use Zend
Framework 2’s new EventManager component to assist you in the process.
Class extension hierarchies getting you down? Bogged down with
introducing the same feature across a variety of classes? Need to
introduce logging or debugging tools on the fly? Learn how aspect
oriented programming techniques may help you, and how to use Zend
Framework 2’s new EventManager component to assist you in the process.
- Automating eBay's Application Infrastructure
Tuesday, October 18th, 1:30PM PDT / 9:30PM GMT
Hugh Williams (Vice President of Experience, Search, and Platforms at eBay)
ZendCon attendees will hear from Hugh Williams, the vice president of experience, search and platforms at eBay, a technology leader and frontrunner in the market for online auctions. Williams will talk about PHP in the evolution of online auction technology at eBay, which serves nearly 100 million users with global search in 41 global markets.
ZendCon attendees will hear from Hugh Williams, the vice president of experience, search and platforms at eBay, a technology leader and frontrunner in the market for online auctions. Williams will talk about PHP in the evolution of online auction technology at eBay, which serves nearly 100 million users with global search in 41 global markets.
- PHP Got me This Cool Job: Cloud - Past, Present and Future
Wednesday, October 19th, 8:30AM PDT / 4:30PM GMT
Jeff Barr (Senior Web Services Evangelist at Amazon Web Services)
Jeff will share the story of how he became a technology evangelist, and why PHP helped to make it happen. The talk will also cover the past, present and future of cloud computing, with a focus on the Amazon Web Services. Despite the fact that this is a keynote session, there will be code (PHP, of course)!
Jeff will share the story of how he became a technology evangelist, and why PHP helped to make it happen. The talk will also cover the past, present and future of cloud computing, with a focus on the Amazon Web Services. Despite the fact that this is a keynote session, there will be code (PHP, of course)!
- Cloud Panel: Challenges and Tips for Developing Applications in the Cloud
Wednesday, October 19th, 1:30PM PDT / 9:30PM GMT
Moderator: Kent Mitchell (Senior Director of Product Management at Zend)
Jeff Barr (Senior Web Services Evangelist at Amazon Web Services)
Marc Devine (IBM Distinguished Engineer, IBM)
Tobias Kunze (Cloud Platform Architect at Red Hat)
Adrian Otto (CTO at Rackspace)
New and significant challenges and opportunities exist for developers aiming to build and deploy applications in the cloud. This expert panel will discuss the set up of a highly available environment, programming details that need to be considered, common pitfalls where “conventional wisdom” does not work, and tricks and tips for developing portable applications that will run efficiently in cloud environments.
Jeff Barr (Senior Web Services Evangelist at Amazon Web Services)
Marc Devine (IBM Distinguished Engineer, IBM)
Tobias Kunze (Cloud Platform Architect at Red Hat)
Adrian Otto (CTO at Rackspace)
New and significant challenges and opportunities exist for developers aiming to build and deploy applications in the cloud. This expert panel will discuss the set up of a highly available environment, programming details that need to be considered, common pitfalls where “conventional wisdom” does not work, and tricks and tips for developing portable applications that will run efficiently in cloud environments.
- NoSQL: How Serving 400,000 Ads A Second inspired the Creation of Mongo
Thursday, October 20th, 11:45AM PDT / 7:45PM GMT
Dwight Merriman (CEO and co-founder of 10gen, a MongoDB Company)
While While Dwight was CTO of DoubleClick, they scaled to serve 400,000 ads/second. They developed and used many custom data stores long before “nosql” was a buzzword. Over the years, they’ve seen companies struggle with both scalability and agility. Writing the first lines of MongoDB code in 2007, they drew upon these experiences building large scale, high availability, robust systems. They wanted MongoDB to be a new kind of database that tackled the challenges they were trying to solve at DoubleClick. This session will focus on internet infrastructure scaling and also cover the history and philosophy of both NoSQL and MongoDB.
While While Dwight was CTO of DoubleClick, they scaled to serve 400,000 ads/second. They developed and used many custom data stores long before “nosql” was a buzzword. Over the years, they’ve seen companies struggle with both scalability and agility. Writing the first lines of MongoDB code in 2007, they drew upon these experiences building large scale, high availability, robust systems. They wanted MongoDB to be a new kind of database that tackled the challenges they were trying to solve at DoubleClick. This session will focus on internet infrastructure scaling and also cover the history and philosophy of both NoSQL and MongoDB.