Lightbend Training for Scala, Akka, Play Framework and Apache Spark
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The document outlines the agenda for Lightbend Training, including the goals and course overviews focused on modern application architectures. It highlights the importance of accelerating time to market and reducing risk, with specific training programs for Scala, Akka, and Play across various levels. It also provides links to online resources and emphasizes the hands-on learning experience provided by real developers.
Lightbend Training for Scala, Akka, Play Framework and Apache Spark
- 1. Lightbend Training Jamie Allen Sr. Director of Global Services
- 2. Agenda • Why? • Goals of Lightbend Training • Course Overviews • Other Resources • Questions
- 3. Traditional application architectures and platforms are obsolete. Gartner
- 4. Why? • Accelerate time to market • Reduce risk • You can’t do it any other way We rolled out go90 to 100 million customers in 18 months. Verizon
- 5. Why? • Accelerate time to market • Reduce risk • You can’t do it any other way For the first time ever, no downtime on Black Friday. Walmart
- 6. Why? • Accelerate time to market • Reduce risk • You can’t do it any other way We are building systems we never dreamed were possible. Hewlett Packard
- 8. Goals of Lightbend Training • Syntax and semantics • Hands-on and personal experience • Minimal time investment • Tooling • Taught by real developers • Continuous access to all materials
- 9. Fast Track to Scala (2 Days) • Introduction • First Steps in Scala • OO Basics • Testing • Collections and FP Basi cs • For Loops/Expressions • Inheritance and Traits • Pattern Matching • Dealing with Option • Handling Failure
- 11. Advanced Scala (2 Days) • Basics Recap • Object-Functional Programming in Depth • Mastering the Type System • Explicitly Implicit • Internal DSLs • Custom Collections NOTE: Not recommended for developers with less than 2 months of full-time experience with Scala
- 13. Fast Track to Akka with Scala (2 Days) • Overview • Actor Basics • Testing Actors • Actor Lifecycle • Fault Tolerance • Routers and Dispatcher s • Modifying Actor Behavio r • Ask Pattern • Akka Extensions • Finite State Machines
- 16. Fast Track to Akka with Java (3 Days) • Overview • Actor Basics • Testing Actors • Actor Lifecycle • Fault Tolerance • Routers and Dispatcher s • Modifying Actor Behavio r • Ask Pattern • Akka Extensions • Finite State Machines
- 18. Advanced Akka with Scala (2 Days) • Basics Recap • Akka Remoting • Akka Cluster • Cluster Aware Routers • Cluster Singleton • Cluster Sharding • Akka Persistence • Akka Data Replication
- 20. Advanced Akka with Java (3 Days) • Basics Recap • Akka Remoting • Akka Cluster • Cluster Aware Routers • Cluster Singleton • Cluster Sharding • Akka Persistence • Akka Data Replication
- 22. Fast Track to Play with Scala (2 Days) • Overview • Play Basics • Forms • Internationalization • Testing • Managing Assets • Session Handling • Web Services • JSON • Going Async
- 24. Fast Track to Play with Java (2 Days) • Overview • Play Basics • Forms • Internationalization • Testing • Managing Assets • Session Handling • Web Services • JSON • Going Async
- 26. Spark Workshop (2 Days) • Introduction • Writing Spark Apps I • Writing Spark Apps II • Spark SQL • Spark Streaming • Other Libraries • Spark Clusters
- 29. Online Resources • Functional Programming in Scala • Principles of Reactive Programming • Introduction to Scala • Spark Overview for Scala Analytics • Scala for Data Scientists (coming very s oon!)
- 31. Questions ?
Editor's Notes
- #8: Starting at 12:00 with IOT Define: Internet of Everything, typically connecting devices, data, and people Why: Fast data, huge scale and resilience, likely microservices, likely greenfield, need to enable rapid release, accommodate burstiness Legacy Modernization Define: Need to move from Monolith to Microservices while leverage existing devs and heritage systems. Why: We have the only platform that delivers a bridge to the enterprise to build resilient apps at web scale. New Business Definition: Enterprise that leverages existing strength to spinoff an entirely new offering Why: Likely a greenfield play that will leverage Microservices and Fast Data; why would you choose anything other than Reactive Platform? Market Expansion Define: Enterprise takes existing offering into additional markets (geographies or classes of consumers) Why: It’s about developer productivity, maintainability of app, rapid release of new features, and scale Customer Engagement Define: Enterprise looking to improve customer engagement, whether the customer is internal or external Why: Responsiveness and resilience are front and center; can also include a need for real-time decisions or real-time data