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API Strategy & Practice Conference 2017

October 31 - November 2 - Portland, OR
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Michael Thelander

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Software Engineer
Michael Thelander

1:30pm PDT

Building a Service Mesh with Kubernetes and Istio- Part 1 Council Suite

3:00pm PDT

Afternoon Break Plaza Foyer

3:30pm PDT

Building a Service Mesh with Kubernetes and Istio- Part 2 Council Suite

6:00pm PDT

Boos and Brews Hosted by Red Hat- RSVP Requested (See Description for Link) Hilton Portland Downtown - Jackrabbit Restaurant

8:00am PDT

Registration and Coffee Plaza Foyer

9:00am PDT

Keynote - Opening Session Atrium BR

9:20am PDT

Keynote - From Guns to Graphs- Yina Arenas, Principal Program Manager, Microsoft Atrium BR

9:40am PDT

Keynote - Open APIs and The Power of Positive Sum Games- Sarah Novotny, Head of Open Source Strategy for GCP, Google Atrium BR

10:00am PDT

Keynote - APIs at Scale: Humans and Machines - Adam DuVander, Developer Marketing, Zapier Atrium BR

10:20am PDT

Morning Break Plaza Foyer

10:50am PDT

Google’s API Methodology and Style Guide - Hong Zhang, Google Pavilion East

11:20am PDT

Extending REST APIs for Complex Queries- Kirsten Hunter, Akamai Pavilion East

11:50am PDT

Bringing GraphQL to the Enterprise: When REST Isn't Enough - Jason Lengstorf, IBM Atrium BR

12:20pm PDT

Building Serverless APIs for Modern Application Architectures - Sai Vennam, IBM Atrium BR

12:40pm PDT

Boxed Lunch Hosted by Open API Initiative Plaza Foyer

2:00pm PDT

How Microsoft Uses OpenAPI to Connect to Everything - Jeff Hollan, Microsoft Atrium BR

2:30pm PDT

Pragmatic JSON API Design - Yehuda Katz, Tilde Pavilion West Using Jekyll As A Hypermedia Client - Kin Lane Pavilion East

3:00pm PDT

Never Make Another Breaking Change, Believe me! - Darrel Miller, Microsoft Pavilion West

3:30pm PDT

Embracing JSON Schema - Jeremy Whitlock, Google Atrium BR

3:50pm PDT

Afternoon Break Plaza Foyer

4:10pm PDT

Your API Spec is a Contract, So Test It Like One! - Noah Dietz, Google Pavilion West

4:40pm PDT

Pain-Free Microservices Integration Using Contract Tests - Ama Asare & Danilo Sato, ThoughtWorks Pavilion West

5:10pm PDT

Risky Business: How to Avoid Screen Scraping and Improve Security with API Development - Becky Heironimus, Capital One Atrium BR

5:40pm PDT

Testing Layers in a Distributed Architecture - Karl Hughes, The Graide Network Pavilion West

6:00pm PDT

Booth Crawl Plaza Foyer

7:00pm PDT

Conference Party - Sponsored by Microsoft Punch Bowl Social

8:00am PDT

Registration and Coffee Plaza Foyer

9:00am PDT

Keynote - Moving Beyond Webhooks with Serverless Extensibility - Glenn Block, Director of Product Management, Auth0 Atrium BR

9:20am PDT

Keynote - OAI Panel- Lorinda Brandon (Moderator), Capital One DevExchange; Erin McKean, IBM; Darrel Miller, Microsoft; Ron Ratovsky, SmartBear; Tony Tam, Open API Initiative Atrium BR

10:20am PDT

Morning Break Plaza Foyer

10:50am PDT

Supporting SDKs in 7 Different Programming Languages While Maintaining Sanity - Elmer Thomas, SendGrid Pavilion East

11:20am PDT

Automate API Discovery in Big Organizations - Nicolas Grenié, Red Hat Pavilion East

11:50am PDT

Nom Nom: Consuming REST APIs - Tessa Mero, Cisco DevNet Pavilion East

12:20pm PDT

Developer Experience Strategy - What to (or not to) Automate? - Adeel Ali, APIMATIC Pavilion East

12:40pm PDT

Boxed Lunch Hosted by Open API Initiative Plaza Foyer

2:00pm PDT

I Believe You But My Enterprise Don't: Adopting Open Standards in Enterprise Healthcare - Shelby Switzer, Healthify Pavilion East

2:30pm PDT

Standing Taller with Technology: APIs, IoT, and the Digital Workforce - Matthew Plaks, Temboo Pavilion East

3:00pm PDT

How APIs Can Help Banks to Stay Relevant - Manfred Bortenschlager, Red Hat Pavilion East

3:30pm PDT

Lifting Legacy to the Cloud on API Boosters - Seth Lachner, Avantas, Inc Pavilion East

4:00pm PDT

Wrap-up Session Atrium BR