Thomas Risberg works as a software engineer on the SpringSource team at Pivotal. He is currently a member of the Spring Data team focusing on the Spring XD, Spring for Apache Hadoop and JDBC Extensions projects.
Thomas started his career developing custom mainframe banking software and later worked with client server based direct marketing and market research database systems. In 2003 he joined the Spring Framework project, primarily contributing enhancements to the JDBC framework portion.
Thomas is co-author of "Spring Data, Modern Data Access for Enterprise Java" together with Mark Pollack, Oliver Gierke, Jon Brisbin and Michael Hunger published by O'Reilly Media in 2012 and co-author of “Professional Java Development with the Spring Framework” together with Rod Johnson, Juergen Hoeller, Alef Arendsen, and Colin Sampaleanu published by Wiley in 2005.
How do you get started writing an application for the cloud?
This talk will show you how to develop a real application using Spring MVC with Spring Data and MongoDB providing the persistence layer. We'll cover the Repsoitory approach as well as taking advantage of typesafe query building using QueryDSL.
This session explores how Spring technologies such as Spring Integration can be effectively used on Cloud Foundry to create scalable Spring applications.
The session will discuss execution details of numerous services (MongoDB, RabbitMQ, Redis) from a scalability and ephemeral instance management perspective.It also examines how a group of applications help address scalability constraints in different parts of a system.