This 2-day workshop focuses on solving challenges that organisations face when implementing DevOps initiatives. It introduces principles of DevOps and tools that help reach full automation of infrastructure provisioning and software delivery. Theoretical background as well as practical hands-on examples of tools like Vagrant, Docker, AWS and others are given during this workshop.

Do you want to build amazing relationship with your customer and upper management? Understand how to lead and inspire people around you? Become a well-respected architect, engineering leader, CTO? Then this training is for you. During this practical training, you will build exceptional leadership, communication and organizational skills. Skills that will make you strong the key asset in your organisation.

In this hands-on workshop you will learn how to build modern, clean and maintainable enterprise applications using up to date Java techniques, frameworks and secret gems. The course is designed for experienced Java professionals who want to expand their knowledge beyond trivial and easy-to-google concepts. You will be equipped with effective practical solutions to real-world architecture and design challenges.

The goal of this course is to help you implement Continuous Delivery in a pragmatic way. Based on experience accumulated in large and small organisations, the course will help you avoid common pitfalls teams and organisations face when adopting Continuous Delivery and equip you with enough knowledge so you can pursue your own journey.

This 2-day training dives deep into the JVM internals and tool set offered by JVM's eco-system. It also describes possible scenarios that may arise during production system support. Understanding of JVM internal architecture may help developers to write code that is more efficient; performance analysis and tuning of JVM parameters may help operations team to quicker find and report problems.

How can you trust your code if it is not covered with a proper set of tests? Effective testing requires much more than knowing a framework or two. The goal of this intensive workshop is to familiarize you with practical testing techniques and modern toolset for writing reliable code guided by tests for fast and continuous delivery.

This course is designed to help developers get better at Test-Driven Development and write well-crafted code—code that is clean, testable, maintainable, and an expression of the business domain. The course is entirely hands-on, designed to teach developers practical techniques they can immediately apply to real-world projects.

This workshop is designed for developers willing to learn how to write automated tests that are fast, easy to read and fun to maintain. Are you beginning your TDD and BDD journey or already practicing TDD and BDD? Whatever the case, be ready to bring your tests to the next level!

This practical workshop will equip you with necessary skills for accomplishing more, with less stress and efforts, and bring you closer to the work-life balance on a win-win basis. After the training, you will know how to achieve more at work and personal life simultaneously (instead of conventional view: “one at the expense of another”).

This course is designed to get you familiarised with the basics of AWS Lambda and the Serverless framework quickly, and then deep dive into the operational challenges with running a serverless architecture in production and the emerging patterns and practices to tackle them.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world's leading provider of reliable, scalable, and inexpensive cloud computing services. The goal of this intensive, practical training is to familiarise you with the core AWS services and equip you with enough knowledge so you can choose, create, configure and maintain AWS infrastructure for your own projects. After this course, you'll gain deep understanding of AWS, learn how to operate production-grade AWS infrastructure and discover hidden tips and tricks from a certified AWS expert.

We all have legacy code, meaning profitable code that we’re afraid to change. It doesn’t matter who wrote it, in which language, nor when. It matters that we feel the fear now and need to deal with it. Rewrite or refactor? How do we write tests? There’s so much to change; how do we get started? In the typical programmer’s day job, there’s no time to learn how to do this. We’re already behind schedule and the cost of fixing the legacy code is crushing us. We need a way to learn how to do this safely, correctly, and eventually, even quickly. That’s what Surviving Legacy Code is about.