Presentation: Tweet"Software Architecture using ZeroMQ"

Track: Infrastructure & Messaging / Time: Wednesday 15:20 - 16:10 / Location: Virginia Woolf's

ZeroMQ is an open source library that connects your components over different transports and in various patterns. In this talk Pieter will explain how to use ZeroMQ for large-scale distributed architecture design. The key points are the use of contracts and rapid iterative design cycles. He's the author of the upcoming O'Reilly book on ZeroMQ, co-founder of the project and veteran of dozens of large distributed software projects.

Talk objectives: This talk will expand your knowledge of ZeroMQ and help you learn to use it successfully for large, critical projects.

Target audience: Senior software developers and architects.

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Pieter Hintjens, TweetFounder of ZeroMQ Project, CEO of iMatix

Biography: Pieter Hintjens

Pieter Hintjens started a games company over 30 years ago and has been building software products since then. He wrote, “the real physics of software is the physics of people”, and today focuses on building communities through “Social Architecture”, writing, and helping others use ZeroMQ profitably. He lives with his wife and three young children in Brussels, Belgium, and travels extensively. His Guide to ZeroMQ is coming out as an O’Reilly book (summer 2012). He is writing a new book, “Software and Silicon”, about the impact of the Internet on our world.