NYC | June 26 and 27, 2019
Join the Redis Community at the Largest East Coast Gathering for the World’s Fastest Database
Redis Day NYC is a 2-day event comprised of a training workshop, and a free full-day conference featuring user stories and developer updates from the Redis world. Join us to share your experience using Redis and connect with peers to hear their stories about solving challenges they faced. Meet the Redis developers and learn about it’s powerful features.
What You’ll Learn
- Tips and tricks from fellow Redis users
- How big and small companies are using Redis
- How streams and modules are being used
- A glimpse into the future of Redis
- What’s coming in Redis 6
Got something to say? Our Call for Presentations has been re-opened for one more week. You now have until Friday, May 24th.
Featured Speakers
Presenters
Training Day - Wednesday, June 26 (at 4W43 Building)
Registration and Breakfast
Morning Training Sessions
Getting Started With Redis – Joe Cianflone, Developer Advocacy Manager
Redis as a Primary Data Store – Kyle Davis, Head of Developer Advocacy
Lunch
Afternoon Training Sessions
Redis Streaming Architectures – Kyle Davis, Head of Developer Advocacy
RedisGraph – Jeffery Lovits, Software Engineer on RedisGraph
RediSearch – Kyle Davis, Head of Developer Advocacy
Redis Day NYC - Thursday, June 27 (at Convene)
Registration and Breakfast
Keynotes:
Redis 6.0 – Salvatore Sanfilippo, Creator of Redis
Redis Performance & Innovation – Yiftach Shoolman, CTO and Co-Founder, Redis Labs
Presentations:
Redis and Concurrency Control – Jon Hyman, CTO & Co-Founder, Braze
Morning Coffee Break
Real-Time Game Health Analytics – Benjamin Sergeant, Staff Software Engineer, Machine Zone
How Shopify is Scaling Up its Redis Message Queues – Moe Chaieb, Infrastructure Engineer, Shopify
Geo-replicated Databases for Disaster Recovering using CRDT – Jude Cadet, Platform Architect and System Engineer, Fiserv
Lunch
The Life of a User Session – Jan Kleinert, Developer Advocate, Red Hat
Using Redis Streams to build Event-driven Microservices – Bobby Calderwood, Founder, Evident Systems
From Key-value to Multi-model – Guy Korland, CTO of Incubations, Redis Labs
Afternoon Coffee Break
Using Redis for Distributed & Fault-tolerant Data Plumbing Infrastructure – Atul Gore, Principal Engineer, Altizon
Building Lightweight Microservices with Redis & Hydra – Eric Adum, Software Architect, Flywheel Sports
Serverless event-driven architecture with Redis – Paulo Arruda, Author, faastRuby
Redis is Wincredible! – Roberto Luna, Software Architect, Publishers Clearing House
Training Day Location
4W43 Building
4 W 43rd St
New York, NY 10036
Redis Day Location
Convene
730 3rd Avenue
New York, NY 10017