Here you can find slides, code samples and other information from my sessions on public conferences
Abstract: Not many companies are more exciting to work for than cloud startups. Employees at a startup are really making an impact with every decision that is taken. The difference with working in the enterprise world is huge. In this session, Sam will share several things and insights he gained from working with several software (cloud) startups. Seven things that he believes can be applied to many projects and products. He will discuss architectural principles, technology choices, and quality decisions and their impact on the success of the startup. But the session will also cover some business aspects, such as pricing models and feature priorities.
Abstract: The data collected in IoT scenarios are often thought of as a ‘time series”. Through this data it’s possible to understand the past and use this data to anticipate the future. But time traveling is never straight forward. That’s why in this session Sam will walk you through the processing of time series data and he'll discuss some common roadblocks in time series analytics.
Not only will we focus on time series analytics and predictions for the future but you’ll also see which Azure services can be used and how they can be applied. We will tackle Time Series Insights, Azure Machine Learning and Azure Data Explorer and how they can be combined in data driven solutions.
Abstract: Microsoft Azure IoT Hub is a powerful service that leading organizations use for their large scale IoT deployments. In this technical session you’ll gain an in-depth knowledge of how you can unleash the power of Azure IoT Hub to support your IoT projects. You’ll explore the different capabilities for Telemetry ingestion, Security, Command and Control, Device Management, Message Routing, Device Twins, Device Metadata, File Upload, Device jobs and Direct queries. Sam will illustrate the full capabilities of these features with concrete examples.
Abstract: Learn how to simplify building event driven, serverless microservices architectures with Azure Event Grid. In this session Sam will show you how you can use Azure related events published in Azure Event Grid, that your applications and services can react to. You’ll learn how to react to events by using event handlers, how to publish customer events from your application. Sam will also explain the concepts Event Topics and Event Subscriptions. There will be a lot of demos drawn from real-world examples.