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Todd Montgomery

Independent Software Developer and Consultant at StoneTor LLC

Talk

Micro-Service Protocols of Interaction
Friday 14:05 - 14:50
Topics:
Microservices
Protocols
Scalability
Performance
Level:
Advanced

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The communication patterns within micro-service architectures present interesting challenges for scalability, reliability, efficiency, and system safety. In many cases, similar, if not identical, problems are encountered by network protocol design. What can we learn from network protocol design that can be applied to micro-service architectures? And how might modern protocols, such as HTTP/2, TCP, and Aeron be best leveraged today by micro-services?


About

Todd L. Montgomery is an independent software developer and consultant specializing in high performance applications in a number of languages. Previously, Todd was CTO of 29West and a Vice President of Architecture for Informatica where he was the chief designer and implementer of the 29West low latency messaging products, and Chief Architect of Kaazing. The Ultra Messaging product family (formerly known as LBM) has hundreds of production deployments within electronic trading across many asset classes and pioneered the broker-less messaging paradigm. In the past, Todd has held architecture positions at TIBCO and Talarian as well as lecture positions at West Virginia University, contributed to the IETF, and performed research for NASA in various software fields.

Todd is also co-author and co-maintainer of the Aeron, Agrona, and Simple Binary Encoding (SBE) open source projects.

With a deep background in messaging systems, high performance systems, reliable multicast, network security, congestion control, and software assurance, Todd brings a unique perspective tempered by over 20 years of practical development experience.