Get the JRush Episode 4 recording and materials. Three experts cover cloud native application development with Kubernetes, event streaming with Apache Pulsar, and fresh Java on modern Arm servers.
What are the talks about?
Mo shows how Kubernetes automates deployment, scaling, and management for containerized microservices, then connects the architecture to real adoption challenges and tools like Prometheus, Grafana, Redis, and PostgreSQL.
Mary explains how Apache Pulsar supports cloud native event streaming for IoT and IIoT, AI and ML pipelines, and eCommerce recommendations, then shows why distributed messaging matters at scale.
Dmitry connects modern Arm servers with fresh Java performance, covering new cores, ISA versions, garbage collectors, containers, musl Linux support, and results from real workloads.
What you will learn
Episode 4 connects cloud native architecture, event streaming, and modern hardware choices into one production-focused story for Java teams.
Learn how Kubernetes works with supporting open source tools and what organizations should consider when adopting cloud native architecture.
Learn how event streaming helps connect real-time data flows across IoT, AI and ML pipelines, and cloud native applications.
Learn how hardware improvements, JVM changes, containers, and Linux options affect real workload behavior and infrastructure efficiency.
Headliners
Director/Distinguished Engineer for Cloud Platform and Infrastructure at Discover Financial Services
Dr. Mo Haghighi focuses on hybrid and multi-cloud strategy, application modernization, and automated workload migration across public and private clouds. Previously, he held leadership positions at IBM and Sun Microsystems/Oracle. His areas of expertise include edge computing, cloud native systems, IoT, and AI.
@mohaghighi
Streaming Developer Advocate at DataStax
Mary is a Java Champion and Streaming Developer Advocate at DataStax. She previously worked as an advocate at IBM with a focus on Java, Jakarta EE, OpenJ9, open source, cloud, and distributed systems. She is also an active tech community builder and President of the Chicago Java Users Group.
@mgrygles
Senior Performance Architect at BellSoft
Dmitry Chuyko is a Senior Performance Architect at BellSoft, an OpenJDK committer, and a public speaker. He focuses on optimizing HotSpot for x86 and Arm, and has been involved in work around smaller JDK containers and containerization advancement.
@dchuyko
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