Infinispan at Snowcamp 2016
Last week the first ever Snowcamp was held in Grenoble where I presented about "Distributed Data Processing with Infinispan and Java Streams".
The conference was very enjoyable with multiple tracks focused on Big Data, web technologies (with a big emphasis on Javascript), devops, and software development. Emmanuel, Mickael and the rest of the team did an awesome job at organising the conference in record time with very good attendance numbers :)
The talk went well and fortunately the demo gods were with me that day :). The code of the demo can be found in this Github repository. The slides will be available soon.
Of the presentations I attended, I was particularly impressed with the Apache Zeppelin talk that Saad Ansari presented where he demonstrated how to do interactive data analysis on top of Apache Spark, very cool!
It was a pleasure being selected to talk at Snowcamp and hope that next year I can speak there too!
Cheers, Galder
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