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Racheli Ebner is a senior architect and a member of the cross-product architecture team at SAP with over 25 years of experience in a diverse range of technical roles spanning from development to architecture.
She is the co-founder and CTO of Dabra by SAP - an employee-led startup funded by SAP.io which ran for 2.5 years.
She leads SAP’s 1-year architecture curriculum training program in Israel and has run multiple mentoring programs.
Racheli is passionate about helping women engineers promote their careers. She founded WIP - Work in Progress - in which she runs workshops and gives personal consulting.
Racheli holds an M.Sc. in physics and is a mother of 4 children.
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Racheli Ebner
Senior Architect
English, Hebrew
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Location:
Ra'anana, Israel
Can also give an online talk/webinar
Paid only. Contact speaker for pricing!
MY TALKS
Building your architect skillset
Professional Development, Software Engineering
You are a senior developer, that's great! What should you know and do to build your skill-set towards an architect role? Racheli, a veteran architect, shares the things you can do to take your first steps towards an architect's role.
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You are a senior developer, that's great! Having thoughts about your next role? Come and hear all about what you should know and how to build your skill-set towards an architect role (even if it never occurred to you!).
Racheli, a veteran architect, shares the things you can already do to take your first steps towards an architect's role.
Creating your own career opportunities
Women in Tech, Inspirational, Innovation, Professional Development, Leadership
Racheli will share her inspiring story of revolutionizing herself from a software architect to be the co-founder Dapra an employee-led startup by SAP. On the surface it looks like a sudden change, but Racheli will share the behind-the-scenes process of exploring, and proactively widening her opportunities net to make this change happen.
Originally as a casual talk on a meetup: https://www.meetup.com/at-wix/events/266285615/
(English subtitles)
Draw architecture diagrams like a pro! workshop
Professional Development, Software Engineering
Drawing clear, fast architecture diagrams is a skill and an art. A good diagram can take an argument or a conversation and steer it into a direction of clarity and perhaps even agreement.
Technical Architecture Modeling (TAM) is a technique and a standard the produces extremely powerful diagrams.
This 3-hour workshop we will leearn the principles of drawing a TAM diagram and practice on some simple and real-world use cases.
Racheli has been using TAM diagrams for over a decade, as well as teaching it.
Draw architecture diagrams like a pro!
Professional Development, Software Engineering
Drawing clear, fast architecture diagrams is a skill and an art. A good diagram can take an argument or a conversation and steer it into a direction of clarity and perhaps even agreement.
Technical Architecture Modeling is a technique and a standard the produces extremely powerful diagrams. In this talk we will learn the basics of this technique.
Racheli has been using TAM diagrams for over a decade, as well as teaching it.
Introduction to Service Mesh
DevOps, Backend, General
Microservices help us build and deploy highly modular and complex applications. However, the large number of service-to-service connections introduces a set of new problems.
In this talk I'll cover the basic concepts of Service Mesh and Sidecar Proxy, and describe how Envoy and Istio work to take the load off all the network-management challenges in Kubernetes clusters.
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