Cloudageddon #2

Boku Inc. (AIM: BOKU) is one of the world’s leading providers of carrier commerce and mobile identity solutions. Boku’s technology platform, which is linked to more than 177 mobile network operators worldwide, verifies user identity, executes payments, and provisions new services, simplifying daily mobile interactions between consumers and digital organizations.Boku’s technology platform is used in over 59 countries with over 815 million verified transactions in 2019, contributing $5 billion to the digital economy. Businesses that currently employ Boku’s platform to simplify sign-up, acquire new paying users and prevent fraud include global leaders such as Apple, Discover, Experian, Facebook, Fiserv, Google, Microsoft, Netflix, PayPal, Sony, Spotify, Uber and Western Union.Boku Inc. was incorporated in 2008 and is headquartered in London, UK, with offices in various locations globally including in the US, Mumbai, Munich, Beijing, Paris, Sao Paulo, Singapore, Taipei, and Tokyo.

Boku

<DIV CLASS="gmail-_2qgs">As autumn is arriving, we continue our series of Cloudageddon events. Content by engineers, for engineers, a chance to learn and network.  This time you'll have a chance to learn from... Nikita Salnikov-Tarnovski (VP of Engineering at Plumbr): Why would a Java developer need Docker? Several years ago we struggled to understand, what is this new Docker-hype all about and should we care? Nowadays Plumbr uses Docker in development, CI, production and even ship containers to its clients. In the presentation, Nikita will talk about how Plumbr uses Docker, do they see any profit from it and whether you should care. Marti Taremaa (Infrastructure Wizard at Fortumo): Give your logs some structure! The way you log, process and use the events and stats of your application can result in improved situational awareness and better understanding of long-term trends. There is a great chance that the positive effects will not be limited to engineering only. Marti will share Fortumo's experience in structured logging: why and how are we doing it, what have been our greatest wins and fails. Whether you have just heard about structured logging, are considering it, or already doing it - you are welcome to see the presentation and participate in the discussion afterwards. The event is free, we'll treat you with food, drinks and the opportunity to network.</DIV>

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