#snyc18
The Serverless NYC conference is an uncensored reality-check of serverless frameworks, connecting developers from around the world to share experiences about building applications using a variety of cloud and open source technologies.
The Truth Behind Kelsey Hightower's Tweets: Kelsey Hightower, Google & Asaf Somekh, Iguazio
The Future of Serverless: Yaron Haviv, Iguazio
Adopting Serverless with 80-Million Users: Tyler Love, Bustle
How to Fail Without Even Trying: Jason Katzer, Capital One
Kelsey Hightower, Keynote
The Problem is Data: Gwen Shapira, Confluent
The Hardest Part of Serverless: The Serverless Native Mindset - Ben Kehoe, iRobot
Panel: Open Source Serverless - Serverless NYC 2018
Keynote
Kelsey Hightower, Google
Featured Speakers
Orit Nissan-Messing, Iguazio
Martin Viau, Phone.com
Or Hiltch, Skyline
Chase Douglas, Stackery
David Roberts, Chain.io
Aviad Mor, Lumigo
Aleksander Slominski, IBM
Tyler Love, Bustle
Angela Razzell, Capital One
Gwen Shapira, Confluent
David Delabassee, Oracle
Yuval Dovrat, Spotinst
Maxime Rouiller, Microsoft
Drew DiPalma, MongoDB
Ben Kehoe, iRobot
Jason Katzer, Capital One
Dave Grove, IBM
Linda Nichols, Cloudreach
Asavari Tayal, Microsoft
Kevin McGrath, Spotinst
Belinda Vennam, IBM
Featured Sponsors
Serverless and AI
Learn from fellow developers about using serverless to build intelligent applications. Find out which machine learning open source tools are most commonly integrated with serverless functions, how serverless simplifies AI from development to production and which challenges still remain unsolved.
Serverless Across Multi-Cloud and Edge
Discover how developers are dealing with serverless vendor lock-ins. When is it enough to use a single vendor? how much of a hassle is it to run serverless in hybrid environments and is it worth it? Moreover, is it sometimes mandatory?
Serverless Performance in Production
Hear from leading serverless developers about their efforts to accelerate serverless performance. Learn about current maximum serverless speeds and about initiatives to use serverless for stateful and data intensive workloads. Although possible in theory, is it feasible in reality?
Open Source Serverless
Can open source serverless be simpler than Lambda...? It's portable and provides more choices and flexibility in setting parameters, types of data and API gateways. When does open source serverless deliver more value and is it really less expensive in the long run?