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ApacheCon North America will be held at the Intercontinetal Miami in Miami, Florida. Register now for the event taking place May 16-18, 2017. 
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Christopher Bordeleau

SUNY Buffalo State College-ITEC
Sr. Programmer/Analyst
Buffalo, NY
Monday, May 15
 

9:30am EDT

BarCampApache Rafael
 
Tuesday, May 16
 

9:00am EDT

Keynote: State of the Feather - Sam Ruby, President, Apache Software Foundation Versailles Ballroom

9:25am EDT

Keynote: Training Our Team in the Apache Way - Alan Gates, Co-founder, Hortonworks Versailles Ballroom

9:50am EDT

Keynote: Apache CouchDB: A Tale of Community, Cooperation and Code - Adam Kocoloski, Fellow and CTO for the Watson Data Platform, IBM Versailles Ballroom

10:10am EDT

Keynote: Digital Psychometrics and it's Future Effects on Technology - Sandra Matz, Computational Social Scientist Versailles Ballroom

11:05am EDT

Cassandra Serving Netflix @ Scale - Vinay Chella, Netflix Merrick II

2:30pm EDT

Apache Tomcat and SSL - Mark Thomas, Pivotal Escorial

3:30pm EDT

Let's Encrypt Apache Tomcat - Christopher Schultz, Total Child Health, Inc. Escorial

4:40pm EDT

Securing Tomcat for Your Environment - Mark Thomas, Pivotal Escorial
 
Wednesday, May 17
 

9:00am EDT

Tomcat and Proxies - Jean-Frederic Clere, Red Hat Escorial

10:15am EDT

Tomcat Clustering: Part 2 - Load-balancing - Mark Thomas, Pivotal Escorial

11:15am EDT

Tomcat Clustering - Keiichi Fujino, Commiter Escorial

12:15pm EDT

The Challenges Tomcat Faces in High Throughput Production System and How to Solve It - Huxing Zhang, Alibaba Inc. Escorial

3:30pm EDT

The Mod_Proxy Cookbook - Daniel Ruggeri, MasterCard Merrick II
 
Thursday, May 18
 

9:00am EDT

What's New in Apache httpd 2.4 - Jim Jagielski, Capital One Merrick II

10:00am EDT

HTTP/2 and SSL/TLS State of Art in Our Servers - Jean-Frederic Clere, Red Hat Merrick II

11:20am EDT

mod_cache: Saving Your Server 1000 Requests at a Time - Jim Riggs, Ingram Content Group Merrick II

3:40pm EDT

Tomcat: From a Cluster to the Cloud - Jean-Frederic Clere, Red Hat Escorial