Fabrizio Lazzaretti

Book: Crafting Great APIs with Domain-Driven Design

A comprehensive guide to crafting asynchronous and synchronous APIs using Domain-Driven Design. Learn collaborative API design between IT and business experts, covering OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, and api design in greenfield as well as modernization strategies for legacy systems.

Simplifying Kubernetes Resource Management with Helm 3

Kubernetes is an excellent tool for container orchestration, but managing configurations and deployments manually can become cumbersome as your environment grows. Helm simplifies this process by introducing the concept of "charts." These charts encapsulate Kubernetes manifests, offering a reusable and templated solution for orchestrating deployments, services, config maps, and other Kubernetes resources. Overall, Helm makes deployments configurable, simpler, repeatable, and manageable.

Talk: Bringing Avro and AsyncAPI Together - Pitfalls and Learnings

This talk explores the practical challenges and learnings from integrating Apache Avro with AsyncAPI for event-driven architectures. Learn about the pitfalls to avoid when combining binary serialization formats with AsyncAPI specifications, schema evolution strategies, and best practices for maintaining consistency across your event-driven systems.

Talk: How to Design AsyncAPIs in Workshops - The API Product Canvas

A hands-on workshop exploring how to use the API Product Canvas for designing AsyncAPIs. Learn practical techniques for collaborative API design that brings together business stakeholders, architects, and developers to create well-structured event-driven APIs.

Talk: From Traditional to Real-Time - How We Transform Allianz with Eventing

Discover how Allianz Germany is transforming from traditional batch processing to real-time eventing architecture. Learn about the organizational, technical, and cultural journey of implementing event-driven architecture in a 130-year-old insurance powerhouse.

Talk: Supercharging Edge Event-Driven Architecture on Kubernetes with Wasm

In this talk, we will explore the transformative potential of WebAssembly (WASM) in enhancing event-driven deployments on Kubernetes. We will examine the current state of WebAssembly in conjunction with Kubernetes, Knative, and KEDA, providing an overview of its capabilities within the CNCF ecosystem. We'll focus on building autoscaling event processing systems with practical examples using Kafka, and discuss the benefits and challenges of this approach.