Fabrizio Lazzaretti
Managing Consultant @ Wavestone
Zürich, Switzerland
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Fabrizio Lazzaretti is a Managing Consultant specializing in software architecture at Wavestone. He has over a decade of expertise in software architecture, development, and DevOps. He is a maintainer of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) project CloudEvents. Recognized for his proficiency as both a team player and leader in software development, architecture, and Scrum, he excels in dynamic work settings. His primary areas of expertise lie in event-driven architecture and microservice design within cloud environments.
Currently, he is actively engaged in enterprise architecture within the insurance sector.
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Crafting Great APIs with DDD
How do you craft great APIs? How is it self-explanatory and straightforward to use? Will it cover the business needs? Is the interface synchronous or asynchronous?
We will discuss these questions and show how business and IT can build beautiful APIs in collaboration. We will introduce you to Domain Storytelling and Event Storming methods in conjunction with domain-driven design (DDD) and explain how these methods can help to derive designs for synchronous and asynchronous interfaces.
Full speed ahead! - How to steer a 130-year-old world-leading insurance business towards simplicity
Embark with us on the journey of how to simplify a complex landscape in a 130-year-old world-leading insurance powerhouse.
Business has the urgent need to adapt quickly and efficiently to new challenges and customer needs. For that reason, we implemented an event-driven architecture (EDA) based on verticals & microservices.
Discussing the issues to be solved and hurdles to be taken in order to implement event-driven architecture in a complex landscape.
We want to demonstrate our ideas, mindset, approaches, and solutions for various aspects of a complex corporate environment. Thus, you might benefit from our lessons learned and get some inspiration for your transformation journey.
We’ll put a spotlight on our methods for communication, mindset change, technical enablement, training, governance, and onboarding for you to get some inspiration.
Join us on our journey!
Cutting Edge Event Driven Architecture on Kubernetes: Taking Wasm for a Spin
Event-driven architectures are becoming increasingly popular for building scalable and responsive systems. In this talk we will explore how WebAssembly (WASM) can enhance event-driven architecture on Kubernetes when combined with Knative and KEDA. We'll focus on building autoscaling event processing systems, showcasing practical examples, and discussing the benefits and challenges of this approach. Join us to learn about the exciting possibilities of integrating WASM into Kubernetes environments for more efficient and faster event processing at scale.
An introduction to Helm
In this talk, we will explore Helm 3, a graduated CNCF project, and its capabilities. We will show how to work with it, best practices, how to avoid common pitfalls, how you can publish your own charts, and how to integrate it into your development workflow. At the end, we also take a look at helmfile and how it can improve your helm and Kubernetes experience even more.
KCD Austria Sessionize Event
Current 2024 Sessionize Event
Cloud Native Computing Meetup | November 2023
An introduction to Helm
In this talk, we will explore Helm 3, a graduated CNCF project, and its capabilities. We will show how to work with it, best practices, how to avoid common pitfalls, how you can publish your own charts, and how to integrate it into your development workflow. At the end, we also take a look at helmfile and how it can improve your helm and Kubernetes experience even more.
European Conference on Software Architecture (ECSA) 2021
Reliable Event Routing in the Cloud and on the Edge: An Internet-of-Things Solution in the AgeTech Domain
Abstract
The AgeTech domain poses both opportunities and challenges for the architects of Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. Key requirements concern data privacy and cost-efficiency, as well as guaranteed, interoperable delivery of event messages from resource-constrained edge devices to the cloud and consumer applications; public cloud deployments and asynchronous, queue-based messaging are common building blocks of such solutions. This experience report features the conceptual, pattern-oriented design and open-source implementation of a custom-built embeddable event router that natively supports the CloudEvents specification from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. Our CloudEvents Router introduces standardized event routing targeting the software landscape of the AgeTech startup CARU; this landscape reaches from an embedded microcontroller to cloud-scale services running on Amazon Web Services. The report further analyses the message delivery guarantees given in messaging protocol specifications and their implementations (for instance, MQTT libraries) and presents an alternative delivery management approach, implemented and validated in the open-sourced Rust microkernel of the CloudEvents router. The report concludes with lessons learned about messaging edge cases and protocol particularities, in MQTT in particular.
Fabrizio Lazzaretti
Managing Consultant @ Wavestone
Zürich, Switzerland
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