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Over 1,700 volunteers gave 54,000 hours of service, equivalent to $1.1 million in labor and about 26 full-time employees. Volunteers organized over 300 events across 38 states and 8 countries to welcome potential students, honor alumni achievements, connect alumni to athletic and extracurricular programs, and plan networking events. Volunteers of all generations are donating their time and skills to support Lehigh University students and alumni.
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WILD microSERVICES v2Aleksandr Tarasov
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Everyone has heard about microservices. Someone tries to implement them in practice. And only the bravests of us have already used them in production environment. But then why so many people hype around microservices, if the idea is not quite new? What are microservices? What is the difference between it and good old SOA approach? How can developers create modern enterprise applications in Java easily with the help of this approach?
Our guests should try to answer these questions and share their own experience related to live coding of imaginary startup 'Hippos'. The following topics will be covered:
What are microservices? Where is the theory, bro?
What kind of technologies should we choose? What have we chosen and why?
Why RPC is still competetive in REST-domination era?
How to pack and distribute microservices? How can SpringBoot and Docker help us to solve our problems?
Why is service discovery considered as one of the crucial components? How to cook Spring Cloud and what problems you may face in real life?
Security of microservices, API gateway and other.
Speakers will also cover other topics related to distributed system development.Docker In the Bank
Docker In the BankAleksandr Tarasov
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Docker on a local machine and Docker in production are two big differences. It's easy to play with technology but it's hard to do something real for many customers.
Half a year ago inside of AlfaLab (division of Alfa-Bank) we've started building architecture with microservices approach for few our pilot projects. We've almost completely changed a stack of the used technologies on a frontend and significantly changed it on a middle layer. For package and distribution we have choosen Docker. Two months ago we've deployed project to production and have opened service for clients.
In the report the following topics will be covered:
- reasons of a choice Docker;
- why Docker without other tools is not enough for a production;
- what stack of technologies we used in our solution;
- what advantages we've got;
- what problems have been faced and how we've solved them.
Continuous Delivery with Jenkins: Lessons Learned
Continuous Delivery with Jenkins: Lessons LearnedAleksandr Tarasov
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弌亠亶舒 仂仍从仂 仍亠仆亳于亶 仆亠 亞仂于仂亳 仗仂 DevOps, 从舒亠亞仂仍仆仄 从舒仄仆亠仄 从仂仂仂亞仂 磦仍磳 仂亞舒仆亳亰舒亳 仗仂仂从舒 仆亠仗亠于仆仂亶 亟仂舒于从亳 亠仆仆仂亳 从仍亳亠仆. Continuous Delivery 仗亠亠舒 弍 仂仗亳亠亶 亳 舒仆仂于亳 仂弍磶舒亠仍仆仄 亠弍仂于舒仆亳亠仄.
亟仂从仍舒亟亠 弍亟 舒仄仂亠仆:
- 仂弍亳亠 仗仂亟仂亟 从 仂亞舒仆亳亰舒亳亳 Continuous Delivery 仆舒 弍舒亰亠 Jenkins-舒 于 仂于亠仄 仆亠 亠仗仍亳仆 仍仂于亳
- 仗舒从亳从亳 亳 仗仂亟仂亟, 从仂仂亠 仗仂亰于仂仍ﾑ 弍仂 仆舒舒亳于舒 亳 仂弍亳舒 亟亠从亳 仄亳从仂亠于亳仂于
- 仗仂亟于仂亟仆亠 从舒仄仆亳, 从仂仂仄亳 仗亳仍仂 仂仍从仆, 亳 仗仂仂弍 弍仂弍 仆亳仄亳仄亳从仂弌弌乘: 仂亞仂仆, 于仂亟舒 亳 仄亠亟仆亠 弍
仄亳从仂弌弌乘: 仂亞仂仆, 于仂亟舒 亳 仄亠亟仆亠 弍Aleksandr Tarasov
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亳从仂亠于亳, 从仂-仂 仂仍从仂 仍舒仍 仂 仆亳, 从仂-仂 仗舒仍 亟亠仍舒, 从仂-仂 亢亠 亳仗仂仍亰亠 于 仗仂亟舒从亠仆亠. 亟亠亳, 亰舒仍仂亢亠仆仆亠 于 从仂仆亠仗亳 仄亳从仂亠于亳仂于, 仆亠 仆仂于 亳 仂仆仂于仆亠 仗仂仍舒 亢亠 亰于舒仍亳 舒仆亠. 丐舒从 仗仂亠仄 亢亠 于 仗仂仍亠亟仆亠亠 于亠仄 仄 于 舒亠 仍亳仄 仂 仄亳从仂亠于亳舒? 丼仂 舒从仂亠 仄亳从仂亠于亳 亟仍 仆舒 亳 亠仄 仂仆亳 仂仍亳舒ﾑ 仂 舒仂亞仂 亟仂弍仂亞仂 仗仂亟仂亟舒 SOA? 舒从 亠仗亠 舒亰舒弍舒于舒 enterprise-仗亳仍仂亢亠仆亳 仄亳从仂亠于亳仆仄 仗仂亟仂亟仂仄 仆舒 仆舒亠仄 仍ﾐ頴湖斜笑 磶从亠 仗仂亞舒仄仄亳仂于舒仆亳 Java?
舒 亳 亳 仆亠从仂仂亠 亟亞亳亠 于仂仗仂 仗仂舒舒亠仄 仂于亠亳 于仂 于亠仄 于亠亳. 舒亳 亞仂亳, 亳亳仍仍 丐仂仍从舒于 亳 仍亠从舒仆亟 丐舒舒仂于, 于 亠亢亳仄亠 live coding 仗仂仗舒ﾑ 仂亰亟舒 仆亠弍仂仍仂亶 舒舒仗, 仗仂仗仆仂 亳仗仂仍亰仂于舒于 仆仂于仂仄仂亟仆亠 仗仂亟仂亟 亳 亳仆仄亠仆.
舒 仗亳 从 亠仍亳亰 舒舒仗舒 弍亟 亰舒仂仆 仂仆仂于仆亠 仗仂弍仍亠仄 于弍舒仆仆 仗仂亟仂亟仂于 于 亠仍仂仄 亳 亠仆仂仍仂亞亳亶 于 舒仆仂亳:
亳从仂亠于亳 仂 仂, 亟仍 亠亞仂 亳 从舒从 亳仄 亟舒仍亠 亢亳. 亟亠 亠仂亳 弍舒? ;)
舒 仄 仗亳舒 API: REST 亳仍亳 RPC, 亳 仗仂亠仄 Thrift 亳仄亠亠 仗舒于仂 仆舒 亢亳亰仆 于 仗仂 仂舒仍仆仂亞仂 舒仗仂舒仆亠仆亳 JSON-舒. 丕仗仂舒亶 亳 仗亠于仂亰仄仂亞舒亶 仗仂仄仂 Spring boot starter;
舒从仂亶 亠从 于弍舒 亟仍 舒亰舒弍仂从亳, 仂 于弍舒仍亳 仄 亳 仗仂亠仄. 亠弍仂仍仂亠 舒于仆亠仆亳亠 仍亠亞从仂于亠仆 亳 仆亠 仂亠仆 java 亠亶仄于仂从仂于 舒 舒从 亢亠 仂仗于ﾑ亳 亳仆仄亠仆仂于;
弌仗仂仂弍 仗舒从仂于从亳, 亟亳亳弍亳亳 亳 舒亰于仂舒亳于舒仆亳 仄亳从仂亠于亳仂于, 从舒从 Spring Boot 亳 Docker 仗仂仄仂亞舒ﾑ 仆舒仄 于 亠亠仆亳亳 亳 仆亠仗仂 亟仍 舒亰舒弍仂亳从舒 仗仂弍仍亠仄舒;
舒从 仄亳从仂亠于亳舒仄 仆舒亶亳 亟亞 亟亞舒, 从舒从 亞仂仂于亳 Spring Cloud 亳 从舒从 仂弍仂亶亳 亠于ﾑ亳亠 仗仂弍仍亠仄 亳 仂亞舒仆亳亠仆亳. 亠 亟仂于亠磺亠 亠仆仂仍仂亞亳礆, 亟仂于亠磺亠 仂仍从仂 亠弍亠;
API Gateway. 亠亟仂舒仆磺 亳 仂舒仆磺 于仂亳 仄亳从仂亠于亳.
丐舒从 亢亠 亠 仗仂亶亟亠 仂 亟亞亳 舒仗仂舒仆亠仆仆 仗仂弍仍亠仄舒 舒仗亠亟亠仍亠仆仆 亳亠仄 亳 亳 亠亠仆亳.WILD microSERVICES v2 (JEEConf Edition)
WILD microSERVICES v2 (JEEConf Edition)Aleksandr Tarasov
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Everyone has heard about microservices. Someone tries to implement them in practice. And only the bravests of us have already used them in production environment. But then why so many people hype around microservices, if the idea is not quite new? What are microservices? What is the difference between it and good old SOA approach? How can developers create modern enterprise applications in Java easily with the help of this approach?
Our guests should try to answer these questions and share their own experience related to live coding of imaginary startup Hippos.
The following topics will be covered:
What are microservices? Where is the theory, bro?
What kind of technologies should we choose? What have we chosen and why?
Why RPC is still competetive in REST-domination era?
How to pack and distribute microservices? How can SpringBoot and Docker help us to solve our problems?
Why is service discovery considered as one of the crucial components? How to cook Spring Cloud and what problems you may face in real life?
Security of microservices, API gateway and other.
Speakers will also cover other topics related to distributed system development.Similar to Volunteer impact report (20)
HWS Colleges - Center for Community Engagement & Service-Learning
HWS Colleges - Center for Community Engagement & Service-LearningKatie Scollin Flowers
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The Center for Community Engagement & Service-Learning (CCESL) at Hobart and William Smith Colleges coordinates various programs that connect students to volunteer and service opportunities in the local Geneva community. The CCESL's mission is to promote student learning through community service and engagement. It oversees programs like annual days of service, alternative spring break trips, America Reads tutoring, and the Boys & Girls Club partnership where students volunteer thousands of hours each year. The CCESL works to build sustained relationships between the colleges and community through programs that address local needs and enhance student learning.HWS - Center for Community Engagement & Service-Learning - 2019
HWS - Center for Community Engagement & Service-Learning - 2019Katie Scollin Flowers
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The Center for Community Engagement & Service-Learning at Hobart and William Smith Colleges coordinates various programs that provide students opportunities to engage in community service, such as building homes with Habitat for Humanity, tutoring at the local Boys & Girls Club, and participating in alternative spring break trips. The Center's mission is to promote civic engagement and produce graduates who will be active global citizens through learning experiences combining academic coursework and community service.September 15th, 2014 - Kick Off Meeting
September 15th, 2014 - Kick Off MeetingNancy Tran
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Presentation for the first meeting of Kentwood Key Club.
Includes:
-Officer Introduction
-Key Club 101
-Service Opportunities/Events
-Upcoming Events
-Hours and Dues
-Member Requirements
-DCON (District Convention)
-Contact Information
Presentation by Nancy Tran (President)
Contact at: tran.nancy@aol.comFinger lakes forum - Geneva NY 
Finger lakes forum - Geneva NY Katie Scollin Flowers
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The Center for Community Engagement & Service-Learning at Hobart and William Smith Colleges provides students opportunities to engage in the local community through service, volunteering, and service-learning courses. It oversees numerous programs that partner students with local organizations like the Boys and Girls Club and Habitat for Humanity. The Center's mission is to promote student learning and development of civic skills through community service.District 29-I December 2015 newsletter
District 29-I December 2015 newsletterMark Conrad
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The document is a newsletter from the District Governor of Lions Club District 29-I. It provides updates on club activities, upcoming events, and encourages clubs to focus on membership growth and retention. It highlights charitable works clubs will be doing over the holidays to help those in need. It also provides the District Governor's calendar of upcoming club visits and events.2016 05-district-7710-newsletter-may
2016 05-district-7710-newsletter-mayRotary District 7710
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This document discusses the work of Child's Cup Full, a nonprofit social enterprise that creates jobs for talented refugee women artisans in the West Bank. It trains and employs women to make handmade children's toys and accessories that are marketed and sold in the US. This provides stable incomes for families and contributes to the social standing of women who are often primary breadwinners. The organization believes in establishing a self-sustaining business model instead of charity to generate long-term opportunities for refugee artisans who have limited access to global markets. It is part of a global movement to empower artisan sectors in developing areas.Valhalla Otc 2010 11
Valhalla Otc 2010 11valhallakeyclub
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The document provides an overview of Key Club International, including its mission, structure, and roles of club officers. It discusses that Key Club is an international student-led organization with over 250,000 members across 30 countries. It outlines the duties and responsibilities of the club president, including appointing members to roles, attending meetings, setting goals, and evaluating club operations.VAI 2014 Annual Report
VAI 2014 Annual ReportGreg Silva
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The Vietnamese Association of Illinois 2014 Annual Report summarizes the organization's activities and accomplishments from the past year in 3 sentences:
The VAI provided over 123,000 hours of in-home care services to 179 senior clients through its Community Care Program and assisted over 900 clients through its Adjustment Program. The organization's Youth Program served over 200 kids and its Adult Education Program helped immigrants and refugees increase their literacy and pass citizenship exams. The VAI's programs focused on serving the community through healthcare initiatives, social services, education, and cultural preservation.September 22nd, 2014 - General Meeting
September 22nd, 2014 - General MeetingNancy Tran
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Presentation for this meeting of Kentwood Key Club includes:
-Key Club 101
-Service Opportunities/Events
-Upcoming Events
-Hours and Dues
-Member Requirements
-Contact Information
Presentation by Nancy Tran (President)
Contact at: tran.nancy@aol.comDispatch Scholar Athlete Award
Dispatch Scholar Athlete AwardErika Wilson
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The document describes plans to transition the Dispatch Scholar Athlete Awards from a traditional scholarship program to a massive live event celebration. It will recognize over 250 student athlete finalists from 117 schools at a June 1st event with an elegant dinner, awards ceremony, celebrity speaker, and live announcements of scholarship winners. Sponsors can purchase tables for $2,500 to support the event and receive promotional benefits and recognition. The goal is to generate more excitement, emotion, and social media buzz around celebrating high-achieving student athletes.Cesil report leader of the pack
Cesil report leader of the packPersepolis LLC
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Eighty-four students at Southern Maine Community College were recognized at a reception for their contributions to student organizations, clubs, activities, and campus leadership. The reception honored students involved with student government, honor societies, and groups that help build the campus community. Two new awards, Program of the Year and Student Organization of the Year, were given to the Veteran's Club and Gaming Club respectively for their impact on campus. The Veteran's Club held impactful events for Veteran's Week that paid tribute to those lost in service. The Gaming Club has grown rapidly and provides a supportive community for students through gaming.2015 07-district-7710-newsletter-july
2015 07-district-7710-newsletter-julyRotary District 7710
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Rotary International District 7710 monthly newsletter. District 7710 is located in central North Carolina (Raleigh and surrounding areas).PPF_032715_SPDM2015_Booklet-FINAL
PPF_032715_SPDM2015_Booklet-FINALAmanda Panda
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Pacific Pride Foundation has served the LGBTQ community in Santa Barbara County since 1976. It is now the only local resource and provider of HIV/AIDS programs and services. The document highlights Pacific Pride Foundation's board members, community testimonials praising their work, programs for youth and seniors, staff members, and upcoming community events including an AIDS walk and pride festival. It encourages donations and volunteerism to support their continued efforts.Xavier Foundation Common Thread: Fall 2017
Xavier Foundation Common Thread: Fall 2017Xavier High School
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The document is a newsletter from the Xavier Foundation that discusses the 2017 Parish Appeal fundraising campaign. It provides details on the campaign chairs, volunteer leaders from local parishes, and reflections from Xavier alumni who are now serving the Catholic church. It also summarizes a donor reception event and recognizes the class of 1967 from LaSalle High School for winning an alumni fundraising challenge.Stevenson High School - 2010 Jefferson Awards Students In Action Presentation
Stevenson High School - 2010 Jefferson Awards Students In Action PresentationJefferson Awards
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The document summarizes the extensive student volunteer and service activities at Adlai E. Stevenson High School. It describes the various clubs and organizations that coordinate volunteer efforts in areas such as tutoring, food drives, fundraising for charitable causes, and community outreach. It provides details on some of the school's largest and most impactful events, including Project Dance which raised over $61,500 in 2010. The school places strong emphasis on promoting and recognizing student volunteerism through various awards and publicity efforts.Visions-Spring15
Visions-Spring15Erin M. Duffy
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The GolfStar Classic on St. Patrick's Day raised money for Volunteers of America's adoption program through a golf tournament, food, auction, and raffle. Presenting sponsor Jay Trusheim donated $15,000 to kick off the fundraising. Additional sponsors included Mercedes-Benz of New Orleans, Retif Oil & Fuel, and others. The funds will help Volunteers of America unite children with adoptive families.The AmeriCorps Story
The AmeriCorps StoryMPCA Community HealthCorps
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The document provides information about AmeriCorps, a federal program that engages Americans in civilian national service to meet critical needs in education, public safety, health, and the environment. It discusses the history of national service programs in America dating back to 1933 and the establishment of AmeriCorps in 1993. The document outlines the three main AmeriCorps programs and how their members work with local organizations to provide services that benefit communities and individuals while also gaining work experience.Ys Youth Club 2014
Ys Youth Club 2014YsMenInternational
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Y's Youth Clubs are volunteer organizations for people ages 15-30 affiliated with Y's Men International and local YMCAs. They provide opportunities for youth to serve their communities, learn skills like leadership and teamwork, and facilitate the transition to full Y's Men Club membership for those interested. There are currently over 60 chartered Y's Youth Clubs across 19 countries with more than 1,400 members total. The clubs offer a variety of programs both within countries and through international exchanges focused on community service, leadership development, and supporting the work of YMCAs worldwide.Charter School of Wilmington - 2010 Jefferson Awards Students In Action Prese...
Charter School of Wilmington - 2010 Jefferson Awards Students In Action Prese...Jefferson Awards
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The document summarizes the activities of the Charter School of Wilmington Jefferson Awards Students In Action group. It lists several service clubs and volunteer activities that students can participate in, noting an increase in student volunteerism from 75% to 85% of students over the past school year. It also highlights some unique service programs at the school and recognizes top student volunteers each month with Jefferson Awards.Ameri corps presentation general focus final2
Ameri corps presentation general focus final2Katie Scollin Flowers
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Thank you for the opportunity to share about AmeriCorps. I'm an alum of AmeriCorps State and National, where I served full-time for one year tutoring students in an underserved school district. I was drawn to AmeriCorps because I wanted experience making a direct impact in my community while also gaining leadership skills. Through AmeriCorps, I strengthened my abilities in project management, teamwork, and community outreach. The application process involves applying directly through the AmeriCorps website. You indicate your top program choices and placements are determined on a rolling basis. Housing is not provided, but you receive a living stipend. It was very rewarding to see the positive influence I could have through public serviceVolunteer impact report
- 1. Thank you to all our volunteers! Lets look at the impact you had this year
- 2. Over 1,700 volunteers: Gave 54,000 hours of service Which equates to $1.1 Million in labor hours Which is about the work of 26 full- time employees for a year!
- 3. Affinity volunteers ignited the passion of alumni using 130 volunteer leaders to match alumni with groups they are passionate about, from the Marching 97 to the Wall Street Council.
- 4. AAO volunteers welcomed potential members to the Lehigh family in 38 states and eight nations and opened the eyes of potential students.
- 5. The Awards Committee honored exceptional alumni with 25 awards. Deborah Zajac 97, founding member, Young Alumni Council, 2012 Alumni Award winner
- 6. Athletics Partnership volunteers threw events, bonded former athletes to campus athletics and helped raise $2 million for student- athletes.
- 7. The Board of Directors pushed the interests of Lehigh alumni forward.
- 8. Across the country, regional club volunteers planned parties, networking opportunities and cultural programs (over 300 events!) for Lehigh alumni. Kayaking on the Potomac with the Lehigh DC Club
- 9. Greek Alumni Council helped keep Greek life strong at Lehigh and provided support for the newest members.
- 10. Class Leadership volunteers broke records and kept their classmates informed with class columns, phone calls and social media. Class of 1987 volunteers
- 11. You may see a member of the Senior Alumni Council greeting alums in the Alumni Association or students (over 14,000 of them!) at the Admissions desk. They also send birthday cards to alumni celebrating 75+ years of a Lehigh-filled life. Bob Kirchberger 69
- 12. Young Alumni Council made changes so that they could reach out to the newest Lehigh alums with events, volunteering and more.
- 13. Volunteers from every generation are donating time to make todays Lehigh better. 0 100 200 300 400 500 # Number of Volunteers # number of volunteers
- 14. Volunteers are making a lasting impact across the country
- 15. What our volunteers have to say about their experiences: Dick Smith 55 loves watching students grow over the years David Yussen 99 connects Lehigh alumni around the world Jennifer Gonzalez 08 makes Lehigh feel closer to home Laura D'Orsi '87 showed her love for Lehigh through planning the 25th Reunion Alissa Thomas 02 shows young alums the importance of supporting Lehigh
- 16. Thank You! For more information about Lehighs volunteers, testimonials from volunteers and to find more volunteer opportunities, head here. Share your volunteer experience on our Facebook page! Facebook.com/lehighalumni