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Michiel Sens
Xebia, Netherlands
Keynote
A Practical Path towards Becoming a High Performance (IT) Organization
A lot has been said about DevOps. Many surveys circulate and conclude that properly adopting DevOps principles helps companies to (drastically) lower product lead times, lead to a steep reduction in the number of outages and will speed up the mean time required to recover from failure and so on.
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DevOps
Implementation
Path
Howard Deiner
Deinersoft, USA
Keynote
Pivoting a Company Towards GitOps and Continuous Delivery - A Technical Practices Coach's Tale for the Misbegotten
This talk is an amalgam of observations, opinions, findings, and musings from a Agile Technical Practices Coach working for an organization that struggles as it fights to change from a more traditional 20th century IT organization that services contract promises into a 21st century product organization that excites and delights their segment and channels.
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Agile
BDD
DevOps
Cucumber
TDD
Terraform
Matthew Simons
Workiva, USA
Keynote
Monitoring, Alerting, and Paging: A Three-Part Guide to Incurring Human Costs In Engineering
A major theme of DevOps is empathy and understanding the human costs of our engineering choices. Ops processes, especially those around on-call, tend to be big spenders. Let’s talk about ways to mitigate those costs while safeguarding the production systems that keep us employed.
Session Keywords
Monitoring
Reliability
Burnout
Johannes Nicolai
GitHub, Germany
Talk
How the Future of Software Will be Different
Development is always changing. The software frameworks we use go in and out of fashion all the time, but how much has the process of development itself changed in recent history? Developing new ways of development has to happen to move software forward.
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GitHub
Job security
Security
Machinelearning
Nikhil Barthwal
Google, USA
Talk
Knative: A Kubernetes Framework to manage Serverless Workloads
Knative is a Kubernetes-based platform to build, deploy, and manage modern serverless workloads. It provides a set of middleware components that are essential to build modern, source-centric, and container-based applications that can run anywhere: on premises, in the cloud, or even in a third-party data center. Knative components are built on Kubernetes and codify the best practices shared by successful real-world Kubernetes-based frameworks.
Session Keywords
Kubernetes
Serverless
Distributed Systems
Peter Souter
HashiCorp, UK
Talk
Security in a DevOps World
The DevOps approach has revolutionised the operations world.
However, something tends to get forgotten about in this new approach: Security. With a move to quick feedback loops, getting things done faster and failing faster, there’s a tendency to let security fall by the way-side. Sometimes that little question keeps coming up: Let’s do it this way… what’s the worst that could happen?
Session Keywords
Secrets
Infrastructure
Security
SecOps
Lothar Schulz
Zalando, Germany
Talk
Docker Image Journey - How to Shrink a Docker Image
A team story how the docker image of one of the team’s project did change over time. Smaller docker images offer some advantages as well as disadvantages Lothar will share throughout this talk. Advantages of smaller docker images include less docker pull times and potentially reduced security surface. Disadvantages include missing tools like bash in smaller docker images.
Session Keywords
Docker
Best practise
Image
Kubernetes
Domenico Musto
Spektrix, UK
Talk
From on Premise to the Cloud with Zero Downtime
Many of the benefits of a cloud infrastructure are key to the success of a business, but going to the cloud is not an easy task. The migration of a complex system can be scary and disruptive. In this session we will talk about the key steps for a successful migration of a busy system with zero or little disruption, what to consider to make key architecture decisions and how to manage risks using a real life story.
Session Keywords
Cloud
Architecture
Azure
Devops
Gil Tayar
Applitools, Israel
Talk
Docker and the Path to a Better Staging Environment
Staging environments are notoriously difficult to setup and maintain. Unless you have a top notch DevOps team, staging environments are usually different from production environments, and because of that, are fraught with problems -from failing deployments, to out of disk space errors, and various other errors.
Session Keywords
Docker
Testing
Kubernetes
Introduction
Renato Losio
Funambol, Inc, Germany
Talk
MySQL on the Cloud: a Journey from Virtual Machines to Serverless Deployments
A relational database is a common bottleneck, hard to scale, harder to manage: from virtual machines to containers, from managed services to serverless options, there are different way to run a relational database on the cloud. What are the benefits of going serverless on MySQL?
Session Keywords
MySQL
Database
RDS
AWS
Hagai Barel
Nuvo, Israel
Talk
CI/CD with Kubernetes - the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
CI/CD is in integral part of the DevOps culture. It allows us to provide a consistent, reproducible and automated way to build, test and deploy our code. The flexible nature of Kubernetes makes it an ideal platform to run CI/CD pipelines, dynamically and efficiently.
Session Keywords
Kubernetes
CI/CD
Automation
Kayra Otaner
DataSkala / SecOps360, Turkey
Talk
How to Deploy Honeypots into your Kubernetes
We’ll demonstrate simple ways to deploy a typical Php application (PhpMyAdmin, Drupal or WordPress) and use Shadowd to create Honeypot in standard Kubernets (K8S) environment. It will be fun and easy to follow session hopefully.
Session Keywords
Shadowd
SecOps
Docker
Kubernetes
Artem Demchenkov
Billie, Germany
Talk
Smart Data-driven Alerts (SDdA) and How They Make DevOps Life Easier
One of the core responsibilities of DevOps is to keep the highest standard of availability and accessibility of infrastructure. And the help here comes from where it is not obvious to expect it to come: from data. Smart Data-driven Alerts is a concept which monitors a current state of application data (e.g. using pure SQL queries) and sends immediate alerts in case of deviations.Artem will share a way how his company does it now. His session also includes a live demo.
Session Keywords
Monitoring
Data
Prometheus
SQL
Henry Been
Henry Been Consultancy, The Netherlands
Talk
Logging, Instrumentation, Dashboards, Alerts
Embracing DevOps entails more than just shipping changes to production faster and faster. Your team is suddenly also responsible for monitoring your software in production and detecting and troubleshooting issues. To work together with operation specialists in your team or maybe even embrace a #NoOps approach, you as the developer, need to learn about monitoring.
Session Keywords
Logging
Dashboards
Alerting
Metrics
Noam Shochat
eToro, Israel
Talk
How to Achieve Scalable Environments using Kubernetes and VMSS on Azure Cloud
One of the biggest challenges our industry have, especially web companies, is the flexibility of the development, QA and Production environments.
In this session Noam will present how eToro took this challenge and implement solutions using Kubernetes and VMSS on Azure cloud.
Session Keywords
Jenkins
Azure
Kubernetes
VMSS
Docker
DotNet
Geoffrey van der Tas
Ordina, Netherlands
Talk
DevOps! Let's Change QA!
Testing, Quality Assurance and delivering quality. It all radically changed over the last few years. This all because of our new agile way of creating software. Now the last evolution called DevOps has been taking the stage more & more in the last 2 years. But how do you really deliver quality if changes go faster, when we are all working together & we are not supposed to be only testing. So what is the new role of testing?
Session Keywords
QA
Automation
DevOps
Testing
Rick Allan
Zurich Insurance , UK
Talk
Unicorns and Elephants - Establishing DevOps in an Established Environment
DevOps is clearly the way forward for every organisation using software to sail the turbulent waters of 21st century. Where that organisation is relatively new, this approach is natural. Where an organisation has mainframes, running cobol systems that have been central to it’s services for decades, the problem is different. This session will explore how an established global insurance company have approached the introduction of DevOps tools and methodology within a complex technical environment.
Session Keywords
Legacy
Large Organisation
Culture Change
Jeroen Willemsen
Xebia , Netherlands
Talk
Securing your CI/CD Pipeline
You probably heard of security automation, it’s a hot topic at the moment. Adding security checks in your CI/CD pipeline is great! But how to deal with the delays caused by this tooling? What about the developers that hate it when the pipeline is red due to false positives? And how do you secure the pipeline itself?
Session Keywords
CI/CD
Pipeline
Zane Lackey
Signal Sciences, USA
Talk
DevSecOps: How to Use DevOps to Make You More Secure
This talk will share the lessons learned as CISO at Etsy building a security program at the leading edge of the DevOps movement. Specifically it will cover how, when done right, a modern approach to security actually empowers an organization to move faster, rather than act as a blocker.
Session Keywords
DevSecOps
Security
Lessons Learned
Liviu-Stefanita Baiu
Endava, Romania
Talk
Business Analysis Activities in a CD Environment
Continuous Delivery implementation is a challenge in an outsourcing project, and the BA contribution to such a project may vary but definitely needs to be there. From User Story sizing, Acceptance Criteria and Documentation approach, to help defining Quality Gateways, a BA contribution can have many shapes and nuances, and all converge to collaboration with the DevOps Specialist.
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Business Analysis
BA
CD
Lorenzo Barbieri
Lorenzo Barbieri, Italy
Talk
Sync workitems between multiple Team Projects on Azure DevOps: the good, the bad, the ugly...
In this session, we’ll see how to migrate and continuously sync workitems in real-time between multiple Team Projects on Azure DevOps using Service Hooks and Azure serverless technologies.
It seems easy on the surface, but you should be aware of some details 
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