devops

A fairy tale about habits; Or what we can learn from Cinderella and her peers in DevOps

A fairy tale about habits; Or what we can learn from Cinderella and her peers in DevOps

February 29, 2020

Like Cinderella's "The good in the potty, the bad in the croppy," Sabine Wojcieszak explains why you should take a closer look at your habits and decide which of them will support your DevOps endeavors and which will harm them.
Accelerating engineering delivery tempo

Accelerating engineering delivery tempo

February 29, 2020

The Splice engineering team grew almost 10 times in 18 months. The delivery practices that worked when it was 5 people broke way before it got to 50. Juan Pablo Buritica explains how the engineering team accelerated delivery using industry insights and data.
NetDevOps or CI/CD for Networks: Myth or reality

NetDevOps or CI/CD for Networks: Myth or reality

February 29, 2020

As network engineers, its almost impossible to avoid the CI/CD/NetDevOps hype-cycle. In this talk we explore how much of this is a myth, versus the ground reality …
Controlled chaos: The inevitable marriage of DevOps and security

Controlled chaos: The inevitable marriage of DevOps and security

February 28, 2020

Software is eating the world, and security will be eaten as well if it doesn't evolve. Kelly Shortridge exposes why chaos and resilience engineering represents the future of security programsand why it catalyzes the dawn of defensive innovation. You'll examine how adopting distributed, immutable, and ephemeral infrastructure (the "DIE" triad) can create powerful security benefits.
Helping your dev teams succeed at ops, post-Kubernetes

Helping your dev teams succeed at ops, post-Kubernetes

February 27, 2020

Michael Hobbs takes a look at how best to ensure your service owners can succeed with responsibilities and concerns that were traditionally the domain of ops teams prior to the deployment of Kubernetes for production load within a business.
Lessons Learned Implementing ChatOps (DevOps + Messaging)

Lessons Learned Implementing ChatOps (DevOps + Messaging)

February 25, 2020

Email overload, distributed teams and excessive meetings have caused many organizations to move their DevOps teams to messaging platforms and thus adopt ChatOps workflows. With thousands of open sourc …
Machine Learning Made Easy on Kubernetes. DevOps for Data Scientists

Machine Learning Made Easy on Kubernetes. DevOps for Data Scientists

February 25, 2020

Though machine learning and AI are immensely powerful, these solutions are by no means easy. In many cases, there are many diverse components that are not designed to work together. Additionally, thes …
Service Mesh in a Nutshell

Service Mesh in a Nutshell

February 25, 2020

Software applications have evolved from monoliths to microservices in a move towards becoming Cloud Native. The Cloud provides numerous benefits over traditional platforms. However, transitioning towa …
The elephant in the Kubernetes room: Team interactions

The elephant in the Kubernetes room: Team interactions

February 25, 2020

Regardless of all the technical benefits that Kubernetes brings, team interactions are still key for successfully delivering and running services. Manuel Pais explores how team design affects the success of Kubernetes adoption.
The path to build happiness

The path to build happiness

February 25, 2020

Jenn Strater walks you through the best practices she's learned since transitioning from a software engineer at various product companies to working for a company that focuses on build automation.
Cloud, Containerization, Virtualization and SDN Controllers

Cloud, Containerization, Virtualization and SDN Controllers

February 19, 2020

To develop and build a modern Cloud infrastructure or DevOps implementation that both Docker and Kubernetes have revolutionized the era of software development and operations.Together we will develop …
From whiteboard to production: A demand forecasting system for an online grocery shop

From whiteboard to production: A demand forecasting system for an online grocery shop

February 13, 2020

Data-driven software is revolutionizing the world and enable intelligent services we interact with daily. Robert Pesch and Robin Senge outline the development process, statistical modeling, data-driven decision making, and components needed for productionizing a fully automated and highly scalable demand forecasting system for an online grocery shop for a billion-dollar retail group in Europe.
Introducing Kubeflow (with special guests TensorFlow and Apache Spark)

Introducing Kubeflow (with special guests TensorFlow and Apache Spark)

February 4, 2020

Modeling is easyproductizing models, less so. Distributed training? Forget about it. Say hello to Kubeflow with Holden Karaua system that makes it easy for data scientists to containerize their models to train and serve on Kubernetes.
Integrating security into modern software development: A workflow study

Integrating security into modern software development: A workflow study

January 28, 2020

Application security testing has been around for a long time, yet successful attacks continue despite significant investments in application security. Shift left isnt enough for modern software development that needs integrated and automated continuous security testing. Lucas Charles looks at three key considerations to get you there.
A Story About Common Sense, Functional Safety and Software Development

A Story About Common Sense, Functional Safety and Software Development

January 26, 2020

Today the added value in products is shaped not so much by hardware or even mechanical parameters, but mainly software. Software allows the use of diversified sources and wide choice of variants with …
Solving enterprise DevOps and frontend challenges with open source (sponsored by HPE)

Solving enterprise DevOps and frontend challenges with open source (sponsored by HPE)

January 24, 2020

Almost everyone's looking to streamline the way they develop apps and deploy them. Taking advantage of an easy-to-use open source UI component library (such as grommet.io) to create responsive, mobile-first projects is the way to go. Join Pramod Sareddy to learn how Open Service Broker saves you time.
Using Kubeflow Pipelines for Building Machine Learning Pipelines

Using Kubeflow Pipelines for Building Machine Learning Pipelines

January 24, 2020

Kubeflow is an open-source project dedicated to making deployments of machine learning workflows on Kubernetes simple, portable and scalable. This session will focus on Kubeflow Pipelines, a platform …
Unlocking your serverless functions with OpenFaaS for AI chatbot projects

Unlocking your serverless functions with OpenFaaS for AI chatbot projects

January 23, 2020

Sergio Mendez examines critical challenges when implementing AI chatbots and explains how Movistar designed an open source serverless architecture using OpenFaaS on top of Kubernetes and other complementary technologies like NoSQL, brokers to deploy Telegram AI chatbots. Sergio then compares these technologies to "vendor lock-in" services offered by major cloud providers.
What's your machine learning score?

What's your machine learning score?

January 23, 2020

ML in production is different than ML in an R&D environment. Tania Allard dives deep into a number of techniques to test your ML quality and decay in your R&D and production environments appropriately. You'll see examples of issues commonly encountered in the ML area and how to test and monitor your data, model development, and infrastructure.
Kick-starting a culture of observability and data-driven DevOps (sponsored by SignalFx)

Kick-starting a culture of observability and data-driven DevOps (sponsored by SignalFx)

January 20, 2020

Rajesh Raman dives deep into the practice of observability, demonstrating how a more analytics-driven approach to metrics, traces, and other monitoring signals improves observability. You'll learn a framework for kick-starting a culture of observability in your organization, informed by Rajesh's experience building and deploying observability tools at SignalFx.
Product management and DevOps, together at last and kicking butt

Product management and DevOps, together at last and kicking butt

January 19, 2020

DevOps and platform teams have too many projects, not enough time, and users who can easily ask if the thing is done, because "it's really holding them up." James Heimbuck explores the good, the bad, and the ugly of how SendGrid incorporates product management practices into planning and execution within DevOps and platform teams to cut off scope creep and never-ending projects and realize value.
The SRE I aspire to be

The SRE I aspire to be

January 18, 2020

Yaniv Aknin dives into the secret sauce for a successful SRE organization: high-quality measurements of reliability. He explains why measuring reliability is crucial (and why its so hard), shares a couple of tips for getting it right, and explores why its the key differentiator between SRE and DevOps.
Configuring CI to Maximise Developer Velocity

Configuring CI to Maximise Developer Velocity

January 17, 2020

Applying a DevOps approach to systems integration empowers individual developers to experiment with sweeping changes, by leveraging a continuous integration strategy to ensure that system constraints …
Hands-on introduction to Kubernetes and OpenShift

Hands-on introduction to Kubernetes and OpenShift

January 16, 2020

Join Christian Hernandez to learn Kubernetes basics using curl, kubectl, oc, and other command-line tools. You'll discover how to model portable, scaleable, and highly available solutions using open source tools for distributed computing.
DevOps for Network Engineering: Be the Cool NetDevOps Kid

DevOps for Network Engineering: Be the Cool NetDevOps Kid

January 15, 2020

DevOps principles are not exclusive to software development. We can apply many of its concepts to other environments, like network configuration management. Based on the idea of treating configuration …
Data-driven digital transformation and jobs: The new software hierarchy and ML

Data-driven digital transformation and jobs: The new software hierarchy and ML

January 13, 2020

Robert Cohen discusses the skills that employers are seeking from employees in digital jobs, linked to the new software hierarchy driving digital transformation. Robert describes this software hierarchy as one that ranges from DevOps, CI/CD, and microservices to Kubernetes and Istio. This hierarchy is used to define the jobs that are central to data-driven digital transformation.
Project EVE - Enterprise/On-prem Edge Virtualization

Project EVE - Enterprise/On-prem Edge Virtualization

January 6, 2020

Edge computing is getting lots of attention these days – with different definitions of what the edge is. This talk approaches enterprise edge computing, and introduces a new open source project wit …
Bringing your machine learning to production with ML Ops (sponsored by Microsoft)

Bringing your machine learning to production with ML Ops (sponsored by Microsoft)

January 2, 2020

Sarah Bird offers an overview of ML Ops (DevOps for machine learning), sharing solutions and best practices for an end-to-end pipeline for data preparation, model training, and model deployment while maintaining a comprehensive audit trail. Join in to learn how to build a cohesive and friction-free ecosystem for data scientists and app developers to collaborate together and maximize impact.