November 21, 2019

144 words 1 min read

Microsoft is irrelevant to me. I use a Mac": Is this you?

Microsoft is irrelevant to me. I use a Mac": Is this you?

Microsoft has evolved. Among many other things, it is investing and transforming to provide the best mobile app development experience on the planet. DevOps is the backdrop for Microsoft's transformation. Volker Will shares Microsoft's experiences to help you on your own journey and evolve your point of view.
Talk Title Microsoft is irrelevant to me. I use a Mac": Is this you?
Speakers Volker Will (Microsoft)
Conference Velocity
Conf Tag Build resilient systems at scale
Location Santa Clara, California
Date June 21-23, 2016
URL Talk Page
Slides
Video Talk Video

Microsoft has evolved. Among many other things, it is investing and transforming to provide the best mobile app development experience on the planet. DevOps is the backdrop for Microsoft’s transformation. Volker Will shares Microsoft’s experiences to help you on your own journey and evolve your point of view. This keynote is sponsored by Microsoft.

microsoft devops mobile
comments powered by Disqus
Why DevOps is more than just automation

Why DevOps is more than just automation

November 21, 2019

DevOps brings proven benefits by automating the deployment pipeline. David Hayes explores the benefits DevOps brings beyond automation, explaining the importance of shared operational responsibility on organizational culture, why reliability means both systems and people, and how aggregating alerts helps to maintain situational awareness.
TensorFlow: Machine learning for everyone

TensorFlow: Machine learning for everyone

November 17, 2019

TensorFlow is an open source software library for numerical computation with a focus on machine learning. Its flexible architecture makes it great for research and production deployment. Sherry Moore offers a high-level introduction to TensorFlow and explains how to use it to train machine-learning models to make your next application smarter.
What does your smart car know about you?

What does your smart car know about you?

November 16, 2019

In the last few years, auto makers and others have introduced devices to connect cars to the Internet and gather data about the vehicles activity, and auto insurers and local governments are just starting to require these devices. Charles Givre gives an overview of the security risks as well as the potential privacy invasions associated with this unique type of data collection.
Whats next for music services? The answer is in the data

Whats next for music services? The answer is in the data

November 16, 2019

Can our real-time distributed data systems help predict whether high-resolution audio is the future of digital music? What about content curation? Paul Shannon and Alan Hannaway explore the future of music services through data and explain why 7digital believes well-curated, high-resolution listening experiences are the future of digital music services.
Auto-updating and automated container application delivery

Auto-updating and automated container application delivery

November 15, 2019

Using Chef or Puppet to manage your containers? Manually pushing on green to your orchestration system? David Dennis outlines an easier, better way that notifies you of available stack updates, automatically creates new Dockerfiles, and integrates Slack, Bitnami Stacksmith, Jenkins, and Kubernetes.
DevOps at large: Modernizing apps and infrastructure in the federal government

DevOps at large: Modernizing apps and infrastructure in the federal government

November 13, 2019

The DevOps movement has changed the way that businesses handle the development, deployment, and operations of their systems. Like so many other advances in technology, however, this evolution is coming to government last. Aidan Feldman discusses the challenges of introducing modern processes and infrastructure at the federal level and looks at specific ways that 18F is tackling this problem.