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8 AM–9 AM REGISTRATION AND BREAKFAST
Grab your badge at the MongoDb registration desk before our keynote starts at
9am! Breakfast will be served from 8am for our attendees to enjoy some morning
coffee and refreshments whilst networking with other attendees.
9 AM–10 AM KEYNOTE
MongoDB Chief Product Officer, Sahir Azam, will explore why MongoDB is the best
choice for modern applications, the future of application development, and how
MongoDB is changing the way data-driven experiences are built.
10 AM–10:20 AM MORNING COFFEE BREAK
Take a quick break before our general sessions begin! Grab your favorite coffee,
visit one of our sponsors or speak with a MongoDB expert at our Ask the Expert
booth! Be sure to arrive for your chosen session 5 minutes before the session
start time.
10:20 AM–10:50 AM MONGODB RELATIONAL MIGRATOR: BRING YOUR RELATIONAL WORKLOADS
TO MONGODB WITH CONFIDENCE
Moving that old, slow application off of a relational database and onto MongoDB
sounds like a great idea but has historically been a very challenging
undertaking. In this session, we'll introduce MongoDB Relational Migrator, a new
product from MongoDB that takes the pain away from modernization projects by
helping with schema modeling and mapping, as well as replicating and
transforming data from Oracle, MySQL, and SQL server databases.
Speaker: Nils Lindholm
Level: Beginner
Language: English
10:20 AM–10:50 AM A SERVERLESS STACK - FROM DATABASE TO APPLICATION HOSTING
MongoDB has recently introduced serverless databases as a new deployment option
in Atlas. Together with Atlas's serverless application services, you can create
a complete back end as a service without having to worry about a single server.
In this session, you will learn how to create highly scalable and future-proof
serverless solutions based on microservices to power modern applications.
I'll demonstrate how to build the three most common microservices required in
any solution—authentication, writes (data input), and reads (data output)—and
expose them as HTTPS Endpoints. At the end of this session, you'll be able to
take advantage of the serverless capabilities in our application data platform
for modern application development.
Speaker: Timo Lackmann
Level: Beginner
Language: English
11 AM–11:30 AM QUERYABLE ENCRYPTION - NEXT-GEN SECURITY FOR SENSITIVE WORKLOADS
Many applications with high-sensitivity workloads require enhanced technical
options to control and limit access to confidential and regulated data. In some
cases, system requirements or compliance obligations dictate a separation of
duties for staff operating the database and those who maintain the application
layer. In cloud-hosted environments, certain data are sometimes deemed too
sensitive to store on third-party infrastructure. This is a common pain for
system architects in the healthcare, finance, and consumer tech sectors — the
benefits of managed, easily expanded compute and storage have been considered
unavailable because of data confidentiality and privacy concerns.
This session will take a deep dive into Queryable Encryption, in Preview with
MongoDB 6.0, that address these scenarios while preserving rich query
expressivity. Utilizing groundbreaking technologies developed by our Advanced
Crypto Research group, we will review how confidential data can be easily
queried without leaking information about the data being queried or the query
itself.
Speaker: Bartlomiej Polot
Level: Intermediate
Language: English
11:30 AM–12 PM MONGODB ATLAS INTRODUCTION
Working with data has always been the hardest part of developing applications.
With MongoDB Atlas, we are looking at making it the easiest. Among the many
topics we’ll cover are: Creating a MongoDB Cloud account
. Creating a Free Tier
M0 Cluster. Loading in sample data
. Setting up database and network access
.
Connecting to your cluster and accessing data
. Atlas Product Ecosystem
overview. By the end of the session, you will have access to a free and fully
managed and distributed MongoDB deployment that you can use to start building
tomorrow’s next best application.
Speaker: Philipp Weyer
Level: Beginner
Language: English
11:30 AM–12 PM 10 JAHRE BOSCH IOT INSIGHTS MIT MONGODB: DIE
TOP-ENTWICKLUNGSMUSTER
Bosch IoT Insights hat 2012 als Systematische Felddatenerfassung im Automotive
Bereich bei Bosch angefangen und schon früh MongoDB als Datenbank ausgewählt
(damals in Version 2). Seit dem geht es erfolgreich weiter und weiter. So ist
Bosch IoT Insights inzwischen in vielen IoT Domänen in- und außerhalb von Bosch
unterwegs. 10 Jahre später rekapituliert Steffen Gürtler und zeigt eine Auswahl
der Entwicklunsmuster mit MongoDB. So hat sich die Dokumentenstruktur von
Messwerten in Bosch IoT Insights von einzelnen Dokumenten pro Messung zu
effizienten Zeitreihen weiterentwickelt. Es wird MongoDB zur Steuerung der
Datenprozessierung eingesetzt und zur Terminierung hoch-frequenter und
verteilter Aufgaben. Und auch ohne aufwendige Datenbank-Transaktion werden mit
MongoDB in Bosch IoT Insights Dokumente und Ereignisse aus unterschiedlichen
Quellen zusammengeführt - robust und skalierbar.
Speaker: Steffen Gürtler, Bosch
Level: Beginner
Language: German
12 PM–1 PM LUNCH
Lunch will be served for all attendees at midday on the ground floor. Grab
something to eat and visit the MongoDB product or Ask the Experts booth!
Sponsors will also be located on the ground floor, visit their booths and see
which swag you can find.
1 PM–2:10 PM MONGODB DATAMESH: ANGEWANDTES DESIGN VON MACH (MICROSERVICES,
API-FIRST, CLOUD-NATIVE, AND HEADLESS)
Die Designkonzepte von MACH (Microservices, API-first, Cloud-native und
Headless) sind perfekt für MongoDB geeignet und passen ideal zum
Architekturkonzept des Data Mesh. Die Einführung von Atlas Search, Data Lake und
der Bedarf an Echtzeit-Funktionen machen diese beiden Konzepte noch wertvoller
für jeden Architekten oder Lösungsdesigner. Lernen Sie in diesem Vortrag am
Beispiel von Zahlungsprozessen, was Anreicherung und polymorphe Daten für eine
vertikale Lösung, Stichwort "Daten als Produkt", wirklich bedeuten. Das
vorgestellte Konzept lässt sich leicht auf jede Branche übertragen und
erleichtert das Leben von Architekten erheblich.
Speaker: Boris Bialek
Level: Advanced
Language: German
1 PM–1:30 PM SCALABLE AND SECURE MODERN MOBILE AND WEB APPLICATIONS WITH ATLAS
APP SERVICES AND SEARCH
Have you ever been challenged with application requirements like real time
updates, mobile device sync with offline capabilities and super flexible APIs?
On top of that you should provide enhanced search functionality like
autocomplete and make your native mobile applications collaborate in real time
with each other and also with attached web-clients. Your solutions should also
scale on demand with it’s exponential expected global growing user base. The
amount of work to put in such a solution to build and operate is huge and takes
weeks or month to complete. Not mentioned yet, that developing and operating
such solutions requires specialised skills in multiple technologies like lucene,
GraphQL, Server Sent Events (SSE) and mobile device sync. What if? What if there
is a ready to use solution which just works and let you concentrate on the
features that matter most for your customers? In this session we will show you
exactly that. With Atlas App Services and the lucene based Atlas Search you can
achieve all the requirements a modern application needs. Scalable, secure and
without the hazels of setting up every component on its own.
Speaker: Philip Eschenbacher
Level: Beginner / Intermediate
Language: English
1:40 PM–2:10 PM LAUNCH A REACT NATIVE APP THAT AUTOMATICALLY SYNCS TO THE CLOUD
Building a mobile application from start to finish is easy with React Native -
the popular cross-platform mobile app development framework. Using the publicly
available Realm React Native template, Andrew will showcase how you can get
started building your own mobile application.
During this session you will learn:
* How data is stored locally using Realm and see just how simple it is to code
* How data is synced to the cloud in Atlas with Atlas Device Sync.
* How application synching occurs between different device types through the
cloud
* How Atlas Device Sync handles complex edge cases like conflict resolution and
intermittent network connectivity
Speaker: Andrew Meyer
Level: Beginner
Language: English
2:20 PM–2:50 PM MONGODB ATLAS SEARCH - INTRODUCTION
With MongoDB Atlas Search, you can build full-text search on top of your data in
minutes. Stop wasting time on a separate search system alongside Atlas and start
taking advantage of a seamless and scalable solution for building
relevance-based application features. Join Pawel's session to get quick
introduction to it's capabilities.
Speaker: Pawel Manowiecki
Level: Beginner
Language: English
2:20 PM–2:50 PM ONLINE ARCHIVE, DATA LAKE UND DATA FEDERATION - WAS IST WAS?
Als Datenplattform ermöglicht MongoDB Atlas unter anderem das Analysieren von
kalten Daten mit den bereits bekannten MongoDB Werkzeugen. Daten können
automatisch aus einem Cluster in kalten Speicher überführt werden und dort für
den gelegentlichen Zugriff vorgehalten werden. Daten, welche sich bereits im
günstigen Object Storage befinden, können durch Data Federation wieder nutzbar
gemacht werden und mit Daten aus anderen Datenquellen kombiniert werden. In
dieser Session wird gezeigt, wie die Atlas Dienste Online Archive, Data Lake und
Data Federation funktionieren, für welche Use Cases sie geeignet sind und wie
durch den Einsatz Entwicklungsaufwand verringert und Kosten im Betrieb
eingespart werden können.
Speaker: Marco Sabotinski
Level: Intermediate
Language: English
2:50 PM–3:05 PM AFTERNOON COFFEE BREAK
Take a quick break before our final sessions begin! Grab a coffee, visit one of
our sponsors or speak with a MongoDB expert at our Ask the Expert booth! Be sure
to arrive for your chosen session 5 minutes before the session start time.
3:05 PM–3:35 PM ADVANCED DATA MODELING
Creating a schema for a relational database is a straightforward process.
Designing a schema for a MongoDB application may seem a little more challenging.
However, it doesn't have to be if you follow the main principles that MongoDB
has identified for its users. This talk will go over these data modeling
principles. We'll also reveal modeling tips to address the constant changes in
the data technology world like new features in MongoDB, hardware evolution, data
lakes, and the growing impact of analytics.
Speaker: Timo Lackmann
Level: Intermediate
Language: English
3:45 PM–4:15 PM WORKING WITH TIME SERIES DATA IN MONGODB
Michael will cover Time Series in MDB with a brief overview of Time Series
collections (released in MDB 5.0), including all of the exciting new features
and support added for 5.x rapid releases, such as sharding, online archive
integration, new query expressions and aggregation stages, performance
improvements, Time Series collection column compression, and more.
Speaker: Michael Gertenberg
Level: Intermediate
Language: English
4:25 PM–5:30 PM DRINKS RECEPTION
It’s happy hour time! We would love for you to join us for some drinks and light
bites to celebrate MongoDB.local Frankfurt 2022! This will be your last
opportunity to network with other attendees and visit sponsor booths as well as
MongoDB products and Ask the Expert booths.
WHAT TO EXPECT
MongoDB.local Frankfurt will feature educational content designed to teach you
technologies, tools, and best practices that make it easy to build data-driven
applications without distraction. Some ways you'll learn:
KEYNOTE PRESENTATION
The Keynote Presentation will recap the latest product releases and highlight
exciting new features.
BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, AND ADVANCED TECHNICAL SESSIONS
Educational technical sessions selected specifically for this audience,
delivered by the MongoDB experts who build the data platform.
MONGODB PRODUCT AND FEATURE DEMOS
Join the MongoDB product teams for demos of the latest products. Stop by the
booths for swag, meet the product teams, and share your ideas with MongoDB and
other community members.
CUSTOMER & COMMUNITY STORIES
Hear from customers, community members, and power-users about how they're
leveraging the MongoDB data platform to transform the way they work with data,
and get to know real-time use cases for how these teams are getting their
applications to market faster and more reliably with MongoDB.
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