Meet the new, nastier brother of cyber crime: Cyberwarfare, It changes everything about how and why our software is attacked. This session will educate you on what's happening, why we're heading for a new reality of constant and sophisticated software supply chain attacks and what Log4Shell and others teach us about why our attitudes and approach to security must change
Eclipse GlassFish means stability and tradition, while Piranha Cloud is a next generation cloud-native Jakarta EE runtime built for extreme speed, short cold starts and developers’ joy. Wanna see Jakarta EE boot under 100 milliseconds? Wanna understand how that's possible and what’s the role of GlassFish in it? Then come to this talk.
Free and open-source hardware is no more a dream. Freedom, cost, security, control, and digital sovereignty are only a few advantages of choosing open-source hardware IPs.
The Eclipse Foundation and the OpenHW Group, a not-for-profit global organization, are designing with their members on the highway towards industrial-grade, production-ready open-source cores, and related IP, tools, and software. In this talk, we introduce you to the OpenHW Group ecosystem, its relationship with Eclipse, and its working task groups.
For years, we’ve been told that Java suffers from cold starts in AWS Lambda and Serverless in general. Believe it not. Java is extremely fast to start, the simplest Java program starts in milliseconds. It’s the Java frameworks and libraries that slow things down in general. But not all of them…
This session will cover the interesting highlights of the design and implementation of the Bazel Eclipse Feature. Attendees should have some development experience with Java in Eclipse to get the most out of this seession.
Intro (2 minutes)
Part 1: Bazel basics (5 minutes)
Either as consumers or as producers, we are all confronted with software systems, and/or to their ethical consequences. And this is not just about advanced AI- or weapons- systems: it's our everyday life and, for most of us here at least, job and duty. Although there exists a wide range of material and assets available out there on the subject, it's not always easy to know where and how to do things right, at least for us.
Hardly any other term has been redefined and reframed so frequently in public discussions
in recent years as “digital sovereignty”. Interpretations range from using Open Source Software
down to local franchise agreements with proprietary cloud providers applying the term
as a boilerplate.
Open Infrastructure technology has become increasingly mature.
Nevertheless, high quality management and operations of open platforms
continues to require DevOps teams with significant skills. The
Sovereign Cloud Stack project has been created with the goal to significantly
lower the bar and with the concept of collaboration over competition
first results have been achieved on the conceptual as well as technical
side of things.
This talk will guide you on the steps taken to solve a real SRE (Site Reliability Engineering) issue we faced. This problem caused a slowdown for several thousand developers, but no service loss. We will show how good logging/tracing strategies and pre-emptive log post-mortems can save a company hundreds of hours.
Traditionally, trace analysis and visualization tools are strongly coupled with the format of the trace files of the traced system. These available tools in the industry are focused on specific trace formats and specialized use cases for their systems.
This session enables developers to question the validity of the assumption that cloud-native microservices must be stateless in order to function effectively on the cloud. In this session we dive into why stateful microservices are still necessary in the cloud, why more traditional methods of implementing transactions may not be effective for the cloud and the alternative offered by MicroProfile LRA (Long Running Actions). We'll dive deeper into this specification and how it can be implemented within an application.
Eclipse Zenoh is a communication middleware designed to work across communication technologies, such as Ethernet, TSN, WiFi, Serial, OpenThreadX and BLE. It can operate at different geographical scales such as LAN, MAN and WAN, and in various topology configurations such as peer-to-peer, mesh, brokered and routed. Zenoh also provides a plugin mechanism to integrate with other middlewares like MQTT, DDS and HTTP, as well as to integrate with many storage technologies like InfluxDB, RocksDB, and MariaDB.
What is Zenoh-Flow?
Zenoh-Flow is data flow on Zenoh. Zenoh-Flow provides the capability to structure a complex application into several computing units forming a graph. Zenoh-Flow will take care of the deployment of this graph in a location transparent manner without any user interaction. This helps application developers to solely focus on their core business logic.
What can you expect from this presentation?
The Eclipse IDE celebrated it's 20th anniversary last year. With such a long history of releases, numerous plug-ins & extensions and a huge developer community, it's still one of the most popular IDEs for developers working across multiple domains and languages. Eclipse is especially popular as a Java IDE and has been extended by plugins to support numerous other languages.
The Eclipse IDE is packed with loads of powerful features and capabilities and provides the developers a robust integrated environment for developing, running and debugging applications. With a version of IDE released every quarter, more and more new features and improvements are added that enable it’s users to be more productive in their day to day work.
More often than not the users are unaware of all the capabilities and hence are unable to take full advantage of them. The aim of the session is to highlight the powerful capabilities, share the valuable tips & tricks and enable developers to utilize the IDE to its full potential.
The session will also highlight the useful new and noteworthy features added in the releases in the past year and also the upcoming features in 4.25 release.
Unlike p2 update sites Maven repositories became the de-facto standard for dependency management in Java development. Combining Eclipse RCP frontends with backends based on micro services you will typically need to use libraries in OSGi and non-OSGi projects.
So, you need to have your Java app deployed and available for your users fast, and you would like to do as little managing, wiring, and infrastructure work as possible. How can you achieve that? Well, you go serverless with your containers using supersonic Java in the Cloud!
Join us exploring the possibilities with MicroProfile and Quarkus on Google Cloud Run. Bleeding edge Java!
Scared of the bleeding edges, or vendor lock-in? Don’t worry, with MicroProfile, you can switch to another app server with no changes to your code.
In this talk we will touch upon:
In a world that is constantly changing, we believe that it is essential to drive forward a technology concept that specifically and deeply meets the consumers, devices makers and developers needs.
You can build a cloud IDE with domain-specific textual and graphical languages – all with Eclipse technologies. Theia provides the IDE framework with text editor, Xtext and LSP4J form the language server, and Sprotty renders beautiful modern diagrams. This technology stack works well, but it also imposes a high maintenance effort because the two involved programming platforms, TypeScript and Java, are not directly compatible and depend on separate ecosystems for building and distributing modules.
Eclipse Muto provides an adaptive framework and a runtime platform for dynamically composable model-driven ROS software stacks on autonomous vehicles and robots in general
It is no surprise that Open Source plays an essential role to establish the necessary de-facto standards and drive the adoption of new Technologies like the Industrial Digital Twin. The Asset Administration Shell (AAS) is the model with the highest degree of maturity for mapping product and process information across the entire lifecycle of industrial goods. To ensure that, members of the Industrial Digital Twin Association (IDTA) are actively involved in open-source-implementing of the AAS.
