Silicon Valley Code Camp : October 9th and 10th, 2010

Bruno Terkaly

Microsoft
About Bruno
My primary focus is working closely with important Enterprises and ISVs who can have a significant impact on Azure consumption. This means as I act primarily as a cloud architect, driving the technical agenda to understand a partner's current technology footprint and strategizing the technical path. White gloving strategically significant partners spans the technology spectrum: - Docker containers: Includes orchestration (Swarm, Mesos, DC/OS, Kubernetes) - Data and Analytics: Azure/Elastic Search, Big Data, Machine Learning, Predictive Analytics, Map Reduce, Spark, Storm, R Internet of Things: Injestion, Raspberry PI, On-Premise Connectivity, Pub/Sub, Queues/Messaging - Identity and Security: Active Directory, OAUTH, SSO, (Cloud & On-Premises) - Web and Mobile: Apps published in Windows Store, experience with iOS/Android. Web Services (Java/Jersey, .NET/MVC Web API) and client tooling (jQuery, Bootstrap) - Database: PostGres, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, MongoDB, Cassandra, DocumentDB, Redis - Networking: Point to Site, Site to Site, Gateways, VNETS, ExpressRoute, Layer 4/7 LBs - DevOps: Scripting provisioning and management of IaaS, PaaS (Node, Python, REST), CI/CD Visual Studio, Eclipse in languages including JavaScript, C#, Java/Scala, C/C++, Node, PHP, Python, etc. http://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/allthingscontainer http://github.com/brunoterkaly http://msdn.microsoft.com/brunoterkaly MSDN Magazine, and have a published course on O'Reilly Media
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Speaking Sessions

  • Windows Phone 7 Meets Cloud Computing - Supplying Mobile Devices with the Power of the Cloud

    9:45 AM Saturday   Room: 3106
    No phone application is an island. Mobile applications are hungry for a couple of things. First, they need data. Second, they need computing power to process the data. The obvious solution to computing power and connected data is the 'cloud.' If you plan to connect mobile applications to the cloud, then this session is for you. We will start by migrating on-premise data to the cloud, specifically SQL Azure. Next, we will need to create web services to expose that data and make it available to Windows Phone 7 applications. Rather than just show you how to connect to some 'already created' data source, I show you how to build your own infrastructure to expose cloud based data to the world. This is a soup to nuts session that builds everything from scratch and gives you a limitless ability to consume data from Windows Phone 7 applications. I presented this session to 1000's during the Visual Studio 2010 launch and it was very well received. Join me in what I consider to be absolutely essential Windows Phone 7 development skills.

  • Creating and Migrating MVC/WebForm apps to the Cloud

    11:15 AM Saturday   Room: 4218
    If scalability and reliability are important to your web applications, this session will help you achieve both. This session is heavy on hands-on development and will take you from the very beginning all the way to a finished application running in the cloud. What makes this session interesting is that builds everything from scratch, including the database. But a web application by itself is not scalable if the data cannot be scaled as well. That’s why both the MVC application and the database get migrated to Windows Azure and SQL Azure, respectively. By the time you leave this session, you will have created an on-premise database and MVC application and you will have migrated both the data and the app to the cloud. This session was delivered live to 1,000s with exceptional audience satisfaction.