Intuit has accelerated responsible AI innovation at scale for many years to deliver personalized experiences to 100 million consumer and small business customers with TurboTax, Credit Karma, QuickBooks and MailChimp. Today, the company is pioneering the future of AI to deliver game-changing new experiences on its financial technology platform that instill the trust and confidence its customers count on from Intuit.
In this talk, Ratul Ghosh and Kiran Bartakke from Intuit AI will describe the company’s approach to building a proprietary Generative AI Operating System using existing APIs and knowledge bases to enable the company’s technologists to build smart conversational experiences, with speed and at scale.
A central focus of the talk will be on how the platform architecture and components enable seamless integration and a “paved path” for developers that has led to operational efficiencies that benefit developers and end customers alike. The speakers will take a deep dive into orchestration capability within GenOS that drives conversational assistants and embedded experiences by understanding complicated queries and instructions and driving a sequence of actions to seamlessly respond to end user queries in Intuit products..
Speakers will bring this capability to life with real-world examples and actionable insights attendees can apply to their own GenAI journeys
Kiran Bartakke is a Senior Software Engineer at Intuit AI, specializing in the development of the GenAI platform. This platform powers AI-driven applications such as Intuit Assist, which provides intelligent and personalized recommendations for users. With a background at Google... Read More →
Application orchestration uses a control plane to manage software delivery instead of the pipeline-based approach used with continuous delivery (CD). In this session you'll learn how application orchestration differs from the traditional DevOps config management approach to managing cloud native software delivery. It will include a demo of Threeport, an open source implementation of application orchestration, to illustrate how platform engineers can provide a true self-service application platform to their developers.
Richard is the CTO and co-founder at Qleet, a cloud native software startup. Richard was an early adopter of containers and ran Kubernetes in production for the first time in 2016. Subsequently, he was a field engineer at CoreOS, Heptio and VMware where he gained a wealth of experience... Read More →
Lucas Massena, Optimus Info, Cloud Solutions Architect Lead
Unlock the secrets of rapid software development! Join us to learn how Copilot & Devprime revolutionize your Dev Experience. Discover code generation, streamlined development, & microservices deployment efficiency with observability, API, database, and other essential features. Redefine your process in just 30 minutes!
Cloud Solutions Architect Lead and Devprime Advocate, Optimus Info
I'm a visionary Cloud Architect on a mission to spearhead digital transformation and redefine the technological landscape. With over two decades of experience, I've orchestrated transformative journeys for enterprises, guiding them through the intricate maze of digital evolution... Read More →
Swapnil Sapar, Microsoft, Principal Software Engineer
API governance is crucial for enterprise success. By integrating policy guidance as developer signals within their Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) tools and processes, enterprises achieve higher policy compliance at substantially lower recovery costs. This approach enhances the developer experience and offers management a transparent overview of their API portfolios, facilitating ongoing improvements in API production. The API Health Dashboard, an exemplary governance application for internal portals, provides upper management with a clear perspective on the performance of their APIs.
In the game of API development, the world is getting more and more complex. How do you power up your dev team to complete each level faster and better? In this session, we’ll share the top five “cheat codes” that will put you in the winner’s circle. From design through testing, we’ll share how to give developers ultimate control over the development process, automate spec gen, and remove unnecessary infrastructure obstacles from impeding the advancement of your API strategy.
I bring 10+ years experience working as a multi-disciplinary engineer on software projects ranging from enterprise SaaS web-apps to embedded software on satellite payloads. I leverage my experience as a Manager, Software Engineer, Systems Engineer, and QA Engineer within large and... Read More →
In this session, Chief Architect Mike Bowers explains how he dreamt up a new JSON API to replace REST—one that could easily query and manage databases in any language, even without a driver.
Learn how he created and deployed the JSON DB API to POST JSON to a single URL over HTTPS. See just how simple development can be with jsonAction.
Mike will also demo how JSON DB API let’s you: —Use JSON to manage databases, tables, records, queries, etc. —Use stateful database sessions and cursors from stateless app servers. —Run jsonAction commands over HTTPS, WSS, and MQTTS. —Automatically map data between JSON and SQL.
Mike Bowers is chief architect at FairCom. He oversees the company's architecture and product roadmaps, which include high-performance SQL and JSON databases, IIoT platforms, and failsafe MQTT brokers. He has more than 35 years of experience in software development, database management... Read More →
We've been told to look for long-lasting things and products, but one thing that's better when it's short-lived and ephemeral is: ephemeral development environments.
Development environments refer to the tools and platforms developers use to write, test, and debug their code. In today's fast-paced technology world, developers must be able to adapt quickly and efficiently, which is where ephemeral development environments come in handy.
This talk will cover and show the advantages of these environments over traditional setups:
- easy to experiment with different ideas - no pains of dependency management - easily replicable and maintainable thanks to version control - always up to date and secure - reduces clutter and technical debt
The talk will also connect these advantages to real-world outcomes organizations care about - developer productivity and happiness, and time to market.
Ramiro Berrelleza is one of the founders of Okteto. He has spent most of his career (and his free time) building cloud services and developer tools. Before starting Okteto, Ramiro was an Architect at Atlassian and a Software Engineer at Microsoft Azure. Originally from Mexico, he... Read More →
An API linter plays a crucial role in ensuring that API specifications adhere to established standards, best practices, guidelines, and are free from potential errors. It is an essential component in the development process to ensure that APIs are well-designed, consistent, maintainable, reliable, secure and follow the organization's conventions and guidelines.
We present a new approach to API linting by harnessing the power of Generative AI (GenAI). Our solution involves training a Large Language Model (LLM) to act as an Advanced API Linter, capable of not only answering correctness queries but also analyzing API specifications and providing a comprehensive list of errors, violations, and issues.
Unlike traditional API linters, our GenAI solution eliminates the need for complex validation rules and specialized expertise. By training the LLM with our organization's API standards, best practices, and guidelines, we enable it to understand and enforce these rules effortlessly. Moreover, the training process is straightforward, and we can alternatively provide the necessary content as a context in the prompt to the LLM.
One of the key advantages of our GenAI approach is its user-friendliness. Instead of grappling with new syntax or programming languages to define validation rules, users can express their requirements in plain English. This democratizes API linting, empowering developers to improve API quality through self-service and facilitating the seamless adoption of an API-First approach.
During this session, we will showcase a range of use cases that demonstrate how GenAI can be leveraged to achieve advanced API linting capabilities. Additionally, we will explore the potential of utilizing a Small Language Model (SLM) as an alternative to the LLM, opening up new possibilities for API linting efficiency.
Join us as we unveil the future of API linting, where GenAI revolutionizes the development process, enhances API quality, and empowers developers to build robust and reliable APIs effortlessly.
Sridhar has over 20 years of experience working in technical and management roles in startups and large companies in Silicon Valley Bay Area. Before joining Equinix to lead the API program, he was a Distinguished Engineer and a Chief Architect at other companies. He is a lead inventor... Read More →
In the evolving landscape of enterprise technology, the traditional approach of building separate API platforms is no longer sustainable. Instead, integrating API management and capabilities into a comprehensive Internal Developer Platform (IDP) ensures greater agility, efficiency, and coherence in software development. This session explores the pitfalls of isolated API platforms and presents a compelling case for their integration into IDPs. By emphasizing modularity, discovery, and composability, this unified approach can streamline workflows and enhance developer productivity. Drawing from the principles of the Platformless Manifesto, practical strategies, architectural considerations, and real-world examples will illustrate the benefits of this integrated methodology.
Asanka is a technology visionary who connects people and technology through digital transformation programs that create consumer-centric applications. As WSO2's CTO, he is responsible for advancing the company's corporate reference architecture and promoting its thought leadership... Read More →
Roundtables give attendees the opportunity to meet in small groups with API World, CloudX + Dev Innovation Summit speakers and industry leaders to discuss real-world topics relevant to you. These open roundtables are working sessions for in-depth industry conversations.
Asanka is a technology visionary who connects people and technology through digital transformation programs that create consumer-centric applications. As WSO2's CTO, he is responsible for advancing the company's corporate reference architecture and promoting its thought leadership... Read More →
Indu Chaube, Cisco Systems, Software Architect and Engineer
The conference, titled "Empowering Low-Code UI: Harnessing the Potential of Advanced API Integration," delves into the pivotal role of API integration in optimizing low-code development platforms. Exploring topics ranging from fundamental API design principles to advanced data connectivity strategies and security considerations, the event aims to provide attendees with insights into enhancing user experience and scalability. Through case studies and discussions on emerging trends, participants will gain valuable knowledge on leveraging APIs to unlock the full potential of low-code UI architecture. Topic will be covered as below, - Introduction to Low-Code Development Platforms - Importance of API Integration in Low-Code UI Architecture - Principles of API Design for Low-Code Environments - Data Connectivity: Integrating APIs for Data Access - Strategies for Efficient Data Synchronization - Security and Governance in API-driven Architectures - Enhancing User Experience through API-driven Functionality - Case Studies of Successful Implementations - Future Trends and Innovations in Low-Code Development - Emerging Technologies Shaping Low-Code UI Architecture
This conference will leave equipped with the knowledge and tools to effectively integrate APIs into low-code UI architecture, empowering them to create robust, scalable, and user-friendly applications. By harnessing the potential of advanced API integration, attendees can drive innovation and efficiency in their development workflows.
Indu Chaube is a highly accomplished software architect and visionary leader with more than a decade-long track record in software product design and development, encompassing User Interface, User Experience, and web API domains. Collaborating with industry giants like Cisco and SAMSUNG... Read More →
Application orchestration uses a control plane to manage software delivery instead of the pipeline-based approach used with continuous delivery (CD). In this session you'll learn how application orchestration differs from the traditional DevOps config management approach to managing cloud native software delivery. It will include a demo of Threeport, an open source implementation of application orchestration, to illustrate how platform engineers can provide a true self-service application platform to their developers.
Richard is the CTO and co-founder at Qleet, a cloud native software startup. Richard was an early adopter of containers and ran Kubernetes in production for the first time in 2016. Subsequently, he was a field engineer at CoreOS, Heptio and VMware where he gained a wealth of experience... Read More →
Lucas Massena, Optimus Info, Cloud Solutions Architect Lead
Unlock the secrets of rapid software development! Join us to learn how Copilot & Devprime revolutionize your Dev Experience. Discover code generation, streamlined development, & microservices deployment efficiency with observability, API, database, and other essential features. Redefine your process in just 30 minutes!
Cloud Solutions Architect Lead and Devprime Advocate, Optimus Info
I'm a visionary Cloud Architect on a mission to spearhead digital transformation and redefine the technological landscape. With over two decades of experience, I've orchestrated transformative journeys for enterprises, guiding them through the intricate maze of digital evolution... Read More →
Swapnil Sapar, Microsoft, Principal Software Engineer
API governance is crucial for enterprise success. By integrating policy guidance as developer signals within their Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) tools and processes, enterprises achieve higher policy compliance at substantially lower recovery costs. This approach enhances the developer experience and offers management a transparent overview of their API portfolios, facilitating ongoing improvements in API production. The API Health Dashboard, an exemplary governance application for internal portals, provides upper management with a clear perspective on the performance of their APIs.
In the game of API development, the world is getting more and more complex. How do you power up your dev team to complete each level faster and better? In this session, we’ll share the top five “cheat codes” that will put you in the winner’s circle. From design through testing, we’ll share how to give developers ultimate control over the development process, automate spec gen, and remove unnecessary infrastructure obstacles from impeding the advancement of your API strategy.
I bring 10+ years experience working as a multi-disciplinary engineer on software projects ranging from enterprise SaaS web-apps to embedded software on satellite payloads. I leverage my experience as a Manager, Software Engineer, Systems Engineer, and QA Engineer within large and... Read More →
In the evolving landscape of enterprise technology, the traditional approach of building separate API platforms is no longer sustainable. Instead, integrating API management and capabilities into a comprehensive Internal Developer Platform (IDP) ensures greater agility, efficiency, and coherence in software development. This session explores the pitfalls of isolated API platforms and presents a compelling case for their integration into IDPs. By emphasizing modularity, discovery, and composability, this unified approach can streamline workflows and enhance developer productivity. Drawing from the principles of the Platformless Manifesto, practical strategies, architectural considerations, and real-world examples will illustrate the benefits of this integrated methodology.
Asanka is a technology visionary who connects people and technology through digital transformation programs that create consumer-centric applications. As WSO2's CTO, he is responsible for advancing the company's corporate reference architecture and promoting its thought leadership... Read More →
Gabriel Schulhof, Auction.com, Senior Software Engineer
Two aspects of resolvers have an outsized influence on their performance: the size of the execution context, and the way we compute their value. In the Node.js implementation of graphql, promises wrapping primitive values are especially disruptive, since they add a large computing overhead. The context size creates a memory usage baseline that can rise very quickly with even small additions to the context, when there are many concurrent contexts. The execution can create temporary objects, increasing memory usage. Often-run resolvers, such as those responsible for filling out large arrays of objects, can become performance bottlenecks.
At Auction.com, our search results page (SRP) requests up to 500 items of roughly 80 fields each. The query resolving these fields was suffering a high latency. We shall examine the tools to instrument our code and identify memory usage and CPU utilization bottlenecks.
Our realtime elements (e.g. realtime updates to the status of currently viewed properties) are implemented using a translation of kafka messages to graphql updates. We shall present the tools and procedures to reduce memory usage and CPU usage when fanning out such messages.
In this session, Chief Architect Mike Bowers explains how he dreamt up a new JSON API to replace REST—one that could easily query and manage databases in any language, even without a driver.
Learn how he created and deployed the JSON DB API to POST JSON to a single URL over HTTPS. See just how simple development can be with jsonAction.
Mike will also demo how JSON DB API let’s you: —Use JSON to manage databases, tables, records, queries, etc. —Use stateful database sessions and cursors from stateless app servers. —Run jsonAction commands over HTTPS, WSS, and MQTTS. —Automatically map data between JSON and SQL.
Mike Bowers is chief architect at FairCom. He oversees the company's architecture and product roadmaps, which include high-performance SQL and JSON databases, IIoT platforms, and failsafe MQTT brokers. He has more than 35 years of experience in software development, database management... Read More →
We've been told to look for long-lasting things and products, but one thing that's better when it's short-lived and ephemeral is: ephemeral development environments.
Development environments refer to the tools and platforms developers use to write, test, and debug their code. In today's fast-paced technology world, developers must be able to adapt quickly and efficiently, which is where ephemeral development environments come in handy.
This talk will cover and show the advantages of these environments over traditional setups:
- easy to experiment with different ideas - no pains of dependency management - easily replicable and maintainable thanks to version control - always up to date and secure - reduces clutter and technical debt
The talk will also connect these advantages to real-world outcomes organizations care about - developer productivity and happiness, and time to market.
Ramiro Berrelleza is one of the founders of Okteto. He has spent most of his career (and his free time) building cloud services and developer tools. Before starting Okteto, Ramiro was an Architect at Atlassian and a Software Engineer at Microsoft Azure. Originally from Mexico, he... Read More →
An API linter plays a crucial role in ensuring that API specifications adhere to established standards, best practices, guidelines, and are free from potential errors. It is an essential component in the development process to ensure that APIs are well-designed, consistent, maintainable, reliable, secure and follow the organization's conventions and guidelines.
We present a new approach to API linting by harnessing the power of Generative AI (GenAI). Our solution involves training a Large Language Model (LLM) to act as an Advanced API Linter, capable of not only answering correctness queries but also analyzing API specifications and providing a comprehensive list of errors, violations, and issues.
Unlike traditional API linters, our GenAI solution eliminates the need for complex validation rules and specialized expertise. By training the LLM with our organization's API standards, best practices, and guidelines, we enable it to understand and enforce these rules effortlessly. Moreover, the training process is straightforward, and we can alternatively provide the necessary content as a context in the prompt to the LLM.
One of the key advantages of our GenAI approach is its user-friendliness. Instead of grappling with new syntax or programming languages to define validation rules, users can express their requirements in plain English. This democratizes API linting, empowering developers to improve API quality through self-service and facilitating the seamless adoption of an API-First approach.
During this session, we will showcase a range of use cases that demonstrate how GenAI can be leveraged to achieve advanced API linting capabilities. Additionally, we will explore the potential of utilizing a Small Language Model (SLM) as an alternative to the LLM, opening up new possibilities for API linting efficiency.
Join us as we unveil the future of API linting, where GenAI revolutionizes the development process, enhances API quality, and empowers developers to build robust and reliable APIs effortlessly.
Sridhar has over 20 years of experience working in technical and management roles in startups and large companies in Silicon Valley Bay Area. Before joining Equinix to lead the API program, he was a Distinguished Engineer and a Chief Architect at other companies. He is a lead inventor... Read More →
