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The DevOps Pro Europe 2022 Conference is over!
It has been an amazing three-day online event full of hyper-focused speeches, in-depth panels, and Q&A sessions. We would like to thank our 7 hosts, 71 speakers and workshop trainers, 1216 registered participants, our sponsors, and volunteers for joining us this year.
See you in 2023!
The DevOps Pro Europe 2022 Conference is over!
It has been an amazing three-day online event full of hyper-focused speeches, in-depth panels, and Q&A sessions. We would like to thank our 7 hosts, 71 speakers and workshop trainers, 1216 registered participants, our sponsors, and volunteers for joining us this year.
See you in 2023!
ABOUT #DevOpsProEurope
Annual DevOps Pro Europe conference covers the core principles and concepts of the DevOps methodology and demonstrates how to use the most common DevOps patterns to develop, deploy and maintain applications on-premises and in the cloud. DevOps Pro Europe conference puts the spotlight on entire software delivery pipeline and the following domains:
DevOps Approach
Continuous Delivery, Continuous Integration, Configuration Management, Automated Testing and Deployment
DevOps World Experience
Technology Adoption, Real Life Implementation Examples, Best Practices and Insights from the Field
DevOps
Tools
Docker, Chef, Puppet, PowerShell, Kubernetes, GitHub, Ansible, SaltStack, Capistrano, Jenkins
DevOps Technologies
Virtualization, Containerization, Orchestration, Microservices, Cloud Computing (Google Compute Engine, Azure, OpenStack)
Schedule
Workshops (May 30)
Time: 10:00 – 17:00 (GMT+3)
Lunch Break is between 13:15 and 14:15 (GMT+3)
Workshops (May 31)
Time: 10:00 – 17:00 (GMT+3)
Lunch Break is between 13:15 and 14:15 (GMT+3)
1st Conference Day (May 24)
| Time | Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud | Track 2: Observability and Security | Track 3: Data Management Practices | Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams |
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| 09:30 - 10:00 (GMT +3) | Registration | |||
| 10:00 - 11:00 (GMT +3) |
OPENING KEYNOTE:
Why Developer-First Process and Tooling Is Critical in the Shifting Left Paradigm
Nicholas Liffen
Architect
GitHub
Developer Experience
Tooling
Security
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| 11:05 - 11:50 (GMT +3) |
Simplifying Orchestration and Choreography in Serverless Applications
James Beswick
Principal Developer Advocate
AWS
Serverless
Orchestration
Choreography
AWS
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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Observability Across Serverless Asynchronous Managed Services
Aviad Mor
CTO & Co-Founder
Lumigo
Serverless
Observability
Monitoring
Troubleshooting
Track 2: Observability and Security
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MLOps - Applying DevOps Culture and Tooling to Machine Learning Projects
Bas Geerdink
Tech Lead
Aizonic
MLOps
Big Data
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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Communicating Cloud Architectures
Ari Palo
Lead Technologist
Alma Media
Diagrams
Cloud
Architecture
Infrastructure
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
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| 11:50 - 12:05 (GMT +3) | Morning Break | |||
| 12:05 - 12:50 (GMT +3) |
Lightweight Kubernetes -K3s for CI Pipelines
Lidor Gerstel
DevOps Team Lead & Experienced Trainer
Matrix
Kubernetes
PIpelines
Jenkins
GitLab
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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Cloud-delivery Security for DevSecOps - Make Your DevOps Process Available Anywhere and on Any Device
Laurent Balmelli
CEO, Head of Product and Market
Strong Network
DevSecOps
Kubernetes
Container Security
Cloud IDE
Track 2: Observability and Security
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Stop Configuring Infrastructure, Start Coding It!
Robert Hoffmann
Senior Solutions Architect
Amazon Web Services
IaC
TypeScript
Python
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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Choreography vs Orchestration in Serverless Microservices
Mete Atamel
Developer Advocate
Google
Microservices
Architecture
Orchestration
Serverless
Google Cloud
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
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| 12:55 - 13:40 (GMT +3) |
Tail Your Logs With Tailing Sidecar Operator
Katarzyna Kujawa
Senior Open Source Engineer
Sumo Logic
Kubernetes
Logs
Operator
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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Making Logs Work for You With Fluentd
Phil Wilkins
Cloud Developer Evangelist
Oracle
Logging
Fluentd
CNCF
Track 2: Observability and Security
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The Most Dangerous Demo Ever (Or How to Perform Real-Time Sentiment Analysis on the Audience Messages)
Tomas Neubauer & Javier Blanco Cordero
Co-Founder & CTO, Senior Data Scientist
Quix
MLOps
Streaming
Real-Time
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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Location Transparency
Milen Dyankov
Developer Advocate
AxonIQ
Distributed Systems
Event-Driven
Modulith
Microservices
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
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| 13:40 - 14:40 (GMT +3) | Lunch Break | |||
| 14:40 - 15:25 (GMT +3) |
Support, or not to Support...that's the question!
Ray Bogman
Sr. Global Software Support Manager
Adobe
Cloud
Support
Automation
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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Serverless observability with OpenTelemetry
Szymon Kedzierski
Cloud Solution Architect
Grand Parade part of William Hill
AWS
Serverless
Observability
Tracing
Track 2: Observability and Security
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Running Postgres Securely in Cloud-Native Environments With Kubernetes
Borys Neselovskyi
Senior Sales Engineer
EnterpriseDB
Kubernetes
Operator
Postgres
Security
High Availability
Monitoring
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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Democratizing DevOps in Skai
Benny Bauer
Chief Architect
Skai
Ownership
Enablement
Pulumi
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
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| 15:30 - 16:15 (GMT +3) |
Level-up your DevOps with GitHub Actions and Kubernetes
Rob Richardson
Developer Advocate
Cyral
Kubernetes
Containers
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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Multicluster Service Mesh Best Practices
Denis Jannot
Director of field engineering - EMEA
Solo.io
Service Mesh
Multi-Cluster
Istio
Kubernetes
Track 2: Observability and Security
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Ease the Agony of Operationalizing Your Containerized Apps in the Cloud
Christopher Rosen
Director, Product Management
IBM
Cloud
Containers
Modernization
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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Architecting in the Cloud for Sustainability
Sohan Maheshwar
Senior Developer Advocate
Amazon Web Services
Cloud
Architecture
Sustainability
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
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| 16:20 - 17:05 (GMT +3) |
Monitoring Kubernetes Vs. Serverless Based Applications
Erez Berkner
CEO & Co-founder
Lumigo
Serverless
Observability
Kubernetes
Cloud
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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Create and Publish a Blazor Component as Nuget Package
George Kosmidis
Cloud Solutions Architect
ALLPLAN
Azure
Blazor
Nuget
Track 2: Observability and Security
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Lunch Break Talk: Code Automation with Bitbucket
Michael Dowden
CEO
Andromeda Galactic Solutions
Automation
CI/CD
BitBucket
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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Lunch Break Talk: Run CI/CD in MutliCloud Platform with GitLab Pipeline
Samer Akkoub
Senior Alliances, Channels Solutions Architect
GitLab
MultiCloud
Kubernetes
CI/CD
GitLab
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
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| 17:10 - 18:10 (GMT +3) |
CLOSING KEYNOTE:
Why Agile 2 Ideas Help Organizations to Use DevOps
Clifford Berg
Managing Partner
Agile 2 Academy
Agile
Culture
Leadership
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2nd Conference Day (May 25)
| Time | Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud | Track 2: Observability and Security | Track 3: Data Management Practices | Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09:30 - 10:00 (GMT +3) | Registration | |||
| 10:00 - 11:00 (GMT +3) |
What We Learned From Reading 100+ Kubernetes Post-Mortems
Noaa Barki
Software Engineer
Datree
Kubernetes
Operations
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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AI-Enabled Log Analytics for Proactive Troubleshooting
Alexander Acker
Post-doc Researcher
TU Berlin
AIOps
Deep Learning
Anomaly Detection
Track 2: Observability and Security
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Mission Possible – How to Predict Unpredictable
Pavlo Serdiuk
DevOps and Infrastructure Engineer
Accenture
Cloud
AWS
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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Value Stream Thinking - The Next Phase of DevOps
Gurpreet Sachdeva
Senior Director
Capgemini
Value Stream Thinking
VST
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
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| 11:05 - 11:50 (GMT +3) |
Chopping the Monolith
Nicolas Fränkel
Developer Advocate, Book Author
Hazelcast
Serverless
API Gateway
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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Redundancy Across Data Centers with Kubernetes, WireGuard and Rook
Cristian Klein
Senior Cloud Architect
Elastisys AB
Kubernetes
Rook
WireGuard
Business Continuity
Track 2: Observability and Security
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Operating ML Inference at Scale With Serverless
Eric Johnson
Principal Developer Advocate - Serverless
AWS
Serverless
Machine Learning
Automation
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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17 Metrics to Accelerate Delivery without Damaging Culture
Yishai Beeri
CTO
LinearB
Productivity
Processes
Culture
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
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| 11:50 - 12:05 (GMT +3) | Morning Break | |||
| 12:05 - 12:50 (GMT +3) |
Adding CP to Your CI/CD: Automated On-Demand Environments with Uffizzi, Github Actions, and Kubernetes
Josh Thurman
Co-founder
Uffizzi
Kubernetes
Docker Compose
Ephemeral
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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Taking Control Over Cloud Costs
Amir Shaked
Senior VP of R&D
PerimeterX
FinOps
Cloud
Track 2: Observability and Security
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Beyond the Black Box
Oren Eini AKA Ayende
Founder & CEO, Blogger, International Speaker
RavenDB
NoSQL
ACID
RavenDB
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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Digital Transformation Through GitOps and Infrastructure as Code
Stuart Clark
Senior Technical Leader & Senior Developer Advocate
Cisco Systems
GitOps
Infrastructure as Code
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
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| 12:55 - 13:40 (GMT +3) |
Finding Team and Microservices Boundaries with Domain Storytelling
Henning Schwentner
Coder, Coach & Consultant
WPS – Workplace Solutions
Collaborative Modeling
DDD
Team Organization
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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OpenTelemetry 101
Dotan Horovits
Developer Advocate, Podcast Host
Logz.io
Observability
Open Source
OpenTelemetry
Track 2: Observability and Security
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Data Management for Kubernetes: Backup | DR | Migration
Miguel Rojas
Cloud Architect
Pure Storage
Kubernetes
Data
Backups
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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Remember Your First Time in Self Check-Out - Software Engineering Self Service Pitfalls
Ravi Lachhman
Field CTO
Shipa
Developer Experience
Application as Code
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
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| 13:40 - 14:40 (GMT +3) | Lunch Break | |||
| 14:40 - 15:25 (GMT +3) |
How to Implement ${BUZZWORD}
Timothy Mamo
Senior Cloud Native Engineer
Container Solutions
Buzzwords
Kubernetes
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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How to Integrate Security & Quality Into Your CI/CD Pipelines and What KPIs to Measure
Gilbert Martin
VP of Customer Experience & Solution Engineering
Opsera
Security
CI/CD
Track 2: Observability and Security
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Accelerating DevOps Processes Using AI and ML
Eran Kinsbruner
DevOps Chief Evangelist, Bestselling Author, International Speaker
Perforce
Quality
Data Science
ML
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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The Future Is Above Clouds
Viktor Farcic
Developer Advocate, Book Author
Upbound
Cloud
Crossplane
Kubernetes
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
|
| 15:30 - 16:15 (GMT +3) |
The End of the Cloud Monopolies Is Coming, Thanks to Kubernetes
Laurent Gil
Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer
CAST AI
Cloud Neutrality
Multi Cloud
Kubernetes
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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Purple Teaming With OWASP PurpleTeam
Kim Carter
CTO
BinaryMist
DevSecOps
Testing
Track 2: Observability and Security
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Streamlining Your Projects With Git
Feu Mourek
Development Advocate
Icinga
Git
Best Practices
Scripting
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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Panel Discussion
The future of GitOps
Yishai Beeri
Johannes Nicolai
Viktor Farcic
Lukasz Piatkowski
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
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| 16:20 - 17:20 (GMT +3) |
CLOSING KEYNOTE:
What Did Life Under COVID-19 Teach Us About DevOps?
Howard Deiner
President
Deinersoft
Organizational Learning
Remote Work
COVID
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3nd Conference Day (May 26)
| Time | Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud | Track 2: Observability and Security | Track 3: Data Management Practices | Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09:30 - 10:00 (GMT +3) | Registration | |||
| 10:00 - 11:00 (GMT +3) |
OPENING KEYNOTE:
Containers in the Cloud - State of the Art in 2022
Federico Fregosi
VP of Engineering
Contino
Cloud
Containers
Architecture
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| 11:05 - 11:50 (GMT +3) |
Control Your APIs in the K8s Traffic Madness
Refael Botbol Weiss
Co-founder & VP of Customer Experience
UP9
Kubernetes
Kafka
Mizu
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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Tdd - Trust Driven Development. How to Break the Siloes Between Dev and Ops Teams and Shorten Lead Time for Your Changes.
Tomasz Manugiewicz
General Manager
Grand Parade
Trust
Silo
Changes
Track 2: Observability and Security
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From GitHub to PlanetScale - How Schema Changes and Pull Requests Go Hand in Hand
Lilli Seyther-Besecke & Johannes Nicolai
Area Manager EMEA & Solutions Engineer
PlanetScale
Database Like Code
Github
MySQL
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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DevOps and Microservices Better Together
Sean Faramr
Consultant
Bosca Software Solutions
Microservices
Architecture
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
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| 11:50 - 12:05 (GMT +3) | Morning Break | |||
| 12:05 - 12:50 (GMT +3) |
Delivering Apps at Scale
Łukasz Piątkowski
Kubernetes Platform Architect
Giant Swarm
Kubernetes
Helm
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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DOpen Policy Agent as a Control Engine
David Melamed
CTO & Co-Founder
Jit
DevSecOps
Cloud
Track 2: Observability and Security
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Getting Started With Oracle on Kubernetes
Ron Ekins
Principal Field Solutions Architect, Office of the CTO
Pure Storage
Kubernetes
Databases
Oracle
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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Creating a "2 speeds Institutional Bank" Using DevOps & SRE
Spyridon Maniotis
Head of DevOps
Capco
Banks
SRE
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
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| 12:55 - 13:40 (GMT +3) |
Serverless Containers with Azure, Containers Instances & Apps
Roberto Freato
CTO
Witailer
Serverless
Containers
Docker
Dapr
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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Network Service Mesh
Ricardo Castro
Lead SRE
Anova
Cloud
Network Service Mesh
Track 2: Observability and Security
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Tackling the Massive Complexity of Production Machine Learning
Ed Shee
Head of Developer Relations
Seldon
Kubernetes
Machine Learning
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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Managed Cloud to GitOps: Deploying Several Client Clusters
Johannes Dienst
Software Architect
DB Systel
GitOps
CI/CD
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
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| 13:40 - 14:40 (GMT +3) | Lunch Break | |||
| 14:40 - 15:25 (GMT +3) |
Principles for Designing and Deploying Scalable Applications on Kubernetes
Lars Larsson
Senior Cloud Architect
Elastisys
Software Architecture
Kubernetes
Operations
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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Introducing OWASP WrongSecrets: How You Should NOT Handle Your Secrets
Jeroen Willemsen
Principal Security Architect
Xebia
OWASP
WrongSecret
Secrets Management
Track 2: Observability and Security
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Data on Kubernetes
Panel Discussion
Cristian Klein
Ed Shee
Ron Ekins
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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Unifying Infrastructure and Application Delivery
Thomas Schuetz
Principal Engineer
Dynatrace
Microservices
Infrastructure
Continuous Delivery
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
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| 15:30 - 16:15 (GMT +3) |
Ways to Deploy Azure Resources in an Automated Manner: Arm vs Terraform vs Bicep
Catalin Popa
CEO
adaptive.run
Azure
Bicep
ARM
Terraform
Track 1: Kubernetes and Cloud
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How to Train Your Bash
Marcin Stozek
Engineering Manager, Open Source Collection
Sumo Logic
Scripting
Bash
Track 2: Observability and Security
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End-To-End Performance Testing, Profiling, and Analysis at Redis
Filipe Oliveira
Performance Engineer
Redis
Databases
Redis
Performance
Profiling
Observability
TDD
Track 3: Data Management Practices
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Overcoming Cultural Obstacles for DevOps
Fredrik Ha Carleson
Section Manager, Lean Agile Leader
Skatteverket
Teams
Culture
Change Management
Track 4: Architecture and DevOps Teams
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| 16:20 - 17:20 (GMT +3) |
CLOSING KEYNOTE:
DevOps - Philosophy vs Practice
PJ Hagerty
Head of DevRel
Mattermost
Tools
Automation
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