DJUG November – MongoDB and Continuous Delivery Best Practices

Wednesday, Nov 14th

We are pleased to have Ken Sipe here for both sessions tonight. The first talk will be about some of the best practices in Continuous Delivery, along with the main presentation being a working session demonstrating the pros and cons of MongoDB development.

5:30-6:00: Networking and Food

Food, Soda, Beer and Networking. We are grateful to Cody Powell from TEksystems for their continued sponsorship of the Food and Soda! Also, thanks to Mike Henninger of BWBacon for supplying the beer.

6:00-6:05: Announcements

6:05-7:00: Continuous Delivery Best Practices by Ken Sipe

There is a new “movement” in software development circles called DevOps. It is about the automation of development best practices as well as the automation of the deployment pipeline. Answer this question, “How long does it take your organization or team to push 1 line code of change into production?” That’s what this session is all about.

7:00-7:15: Break

7:15-8:45:

MongoDB: Scaling Web Applications by Ken Sipe

Google “MongoDB is Web Scale” and prepare to laugh your tail off. With such satire, it easy to pass off MongoDB as a passing joke… but that would be a mistake. The humor is in the fact there seems to be no end to those who parrot the MongoDB benefits without a clue. This session is about getting a clue.

About Ken Sipe:

Ken has been a practitioner and instructor of RUP since the late 1990s, and an extreme programmer and coach since the middle 2000s. Ken has worked with Fortune 500 companies to small startups in the roles of developer, designer, application architect and enterprise architect. Ken’s current focus is on enterprise system automation and continuous delivery systems.

Ken is an international speaker on the subject of software engineering speaking at conferences such as JavaOne, JavaZone, Jax-India, and The Strange Loop. He is a regular speaker with NFJS where he is best known for his architecture and security hacking talks. In 2009, Ken was honored by being awarded the JavaOne Rockstar Award at JavaOne in SF, California and the JavaZone Rockstar Award at JavaZone in Oslo, Norway as the top ranked speaker.

8:45: Door prizes:

Safari Online Book Subscription (1-year, 10-slot) – provided by DevelopIntelligence Training

Amazon Gift Cards – provided by Lea Holmboe of ECS

JetBrains IDE License

ZeroTurnaround JRebel License

Gift Certificate for Softpro Books

Heroku T-shirts and server credits – provided by James Ward of Heroku

9:00: Networking at Ice House Tavern. Very special thanks to Katie Green from ReadyTalk for their sponsorship of food at this location.

**PARKING: ** There is a public parking garage(entrance on 19th St & 18th St) next to the building. There’s also an open (paid) parking lot on the corner of Wazee & 19th Street(entrance on Wazee).

*** DIRECTIONS ***
 Here’s some directional help:

Coming from the South:

go North on I25 and take exit 212C for 20th St.

Right onto 20th

St. Right onto Wazee St.

2nd Right onto 18th St. (1 way street) destination on Right Hand Side

Coming from the North:

go South on I25 and take exit 213 for Park Ave.

Merge onto Fox St./Park Ave W

continue onto 22nd St

Right onto Blake St.

3rd Right onto 18th St. (1 way street) destination on Right Hand Side

If you find yourself on Speer Blvd…

Coming from Cherry Creek

Take a Right at Market St.

Left onto 18th St.(1 way street)

destination on Right Hand Side

Coming from Highlands:

Take a Left at Wewatta St

Right onto 15th St.

Left onto 18th St.(1 way street) destination on Right Hand Side

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