DevOps Pro Europe 2022
May 24 - 26
Conference
Online
May 30 - June 3
Workshops
Online
Confirmed Talks
George Kosmidis
ALLPLAN, Germany
Create and Publish a Blazor Component as Nuget Package
In this session, we will create together a Blazor Weather Widget which will publish as a Nuget package using Azure DevOps.
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Lidor Gerstel
Matrix, Israel
Lightweight Kubernetes -K3s for CI Pipelines
In This amazing Session, Lidor will share a real-world use case of running Hundreds of CI Pipelines per day on very Lightweight Kubernetes AKA K3S , There will be code samples and Live Demo.
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Marcin Stozek
Sumo Logic, Poland
How to Train Your Bash
Marcin wants to show you that when you know some “dos and don’ts” and keep some rigor, your Bash script can be easy to write, read and refactor. It won’t surprise you with side effects when it’s run. You can do programming in Bash, really! And if you’re crazy enough, it can even be functional. Don’t grow gray hair anymore – come see how to train your Bash.
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PJ Hagerty
Mattermost, US
DevOps – Philosophy vs Practice
This talk will focus on successful setups and all the parts and tools that go into them. How do we make sure we have everything we need for our organization. We’ll also discuss how to get the buy-in needed from your team to make it work.
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Szymon Kedzierski
Labwellserved, Poland
Serverless observability with OpenTelemetry
There are three primary types of telemetry data through which systems are made observable: logs, metrics and traces. In highly distributed systems monitoring and visibility becomes a challenge. Learn how to instrument your Lambda functions with OpenTelemetry, Cloud Native Computing Foundation project and send metrics and traces to multiple monitoring solutions.
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Henning Schwentner
WPS – Workplace Solutions, Germany
Finding Team and Microservices Boundaries with Domain Storytelling
For a microservices architecture to be successful it is crucial to have the right boundaries between the microservices. But where are the right boundaries? We would like to present a tool that helps us answer this question.
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Lars Larsson
Elastisys, Sweden
Principles for Designing and Deploying Scalable Applications on Kubernetes
Lars will explain how to develop and deploy applications specifically to take advantage of the capabilities offered by Kubernetes.
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Łukasz Piątkowski
Giant Swarm, Poland
Delivering Apps at Scale
This talk highlights the main problems with managing application delivery at scale. It shows how we combined existing and new OSS tools to test, build and deliver Helm charts to hundreds of clusters.
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Roberto Freato
Witailer, Italy
Serverless Containers with Azure, Containers Instances & Apps
In the latest years, containers become the new standard to run workloads regardless of the underlying compute runtime. But, the orchestrator cost is still there, in most of the scenarios. With Azure, we can use containers without all the hassle of managing K8s, first with Azure Container Instances and now with Azure Container Apps. Come to this session to see how we made it run in production with those amazing tools.
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Robert Hoffmann
Amazon Web Services, Germany
Stop Configuring Infrastructure, Start Coding It!
This talk gives an overview of this alternative approach to IaC and answers some of the most burning questions: Can we finally get rid of tons and tons of YAML and JSON files? What are the pros and cons of coding instead of configuring? What tools can we use, what are their differences? And most importantly, do they help us to build infrastructure like a boss without 30 years of experience?
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Thomas Schuetz
Dynatrace, Austria
Unifying Infrastructure and Application Delivery
In this talk, Thomas will bring some light into combined infrastructure and application deployment using Keptn to show you how those seemingly separated activities can be unified.
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