infrastructure

Building a data platform for tomorrows health service

Building a data platform for tomorrows health service

March 4, 2020

Babylon is an AI-driven, digital-first healthcare company. Natalie Godec will take you through the process of designing and building a Data Engineering platform in healthcare.
Developing Open-Source Software RTOS with Functional Safety in Mind

Developing Open-Source Software RTOS with Functional Safety in Mind

March 4, 2020

Open-source software development and how open-source projects are run is often seen as incompatible with functional safety requirements and established processes and standards. Open-source has been us …
Using Service Catalog Namespaced Resources to Personalize Your Service Offerings

Using Service Catalog Namespaced Resources to Personalize Your Service Offerings

March 3, 2020

Service Catalog is the Kubernetes implementation of the Open Service Broker API. Namespaced resources are a newly introduced feature that allow Kubernetes operators and users to more tightly control h …
Solving the Complications of Infrastructure in Indian Country

Solving the Complications of Infrastructure in Indian Country

March 2, 2020

A solution that has worked for 18 years, and is still improving… …It is important to understand some of the underlying issues inherent in the development of ne …
A Step-by-step Guide to Building a True Composable Architecture for 5G/Edge

A Step-by-step Guide to Building a True Composable Architecture for 5G/Edge

March 1, 2020

The next generation infrastructure needs composable architecture to realize the needs of 5G/Edge requirements. This session provides an overview of the framework and Opensource tools to build a compos …
Lightning Talk: DNS Transparency Project

Lightning Talk: DNS Transparency Project

March 1, 2020

Recent attacks on the DNS, such as those detailed in Cisco Talos' report "Sea Turtle", expose a critical lack of visibility / audit trail within the DNS hierarchy. …
Navigating in stormy waters: An approach to traffic management with Istio

Navigating in stormy waters: An approach to traffic management with Istio

March 1, 2020

History repeats itself. Some years ago, software engineers started to implement frameworks to ease the development of software applications. Laurentiu Spilca walks you through how microservices are currently delivered and what Istio can do for you in regard to traffic management.
Running Legacy VM's along with Containers in Kubernetes! Delusion or Reality?

Running Legacy VM's along with Containers in Kubernetes! Delusion or Reality?

March 1, 2020

With the increased adoption of Kubernetes by Enterprises, it has become the primary platform for managing applications. Yet many legacy application cannot be moved to k8s due to their dependencies, wh …
Autoscaling in reality: Lessons learned from adaptively scaling Kubernetes

Autoscaling in reality: Lessons learned from adaptively scaling Kubernetes

February 29, 2020

Andy Kwiatkowski takes a deep dive into how Shopify saved a million dollars a year in infrastructure costs by rolling its own autoscaler.
Building a data ecosystem at Sweden's Television: Lessons and pitfalls

Building a data ecosystem at Sweden's Television: Lessons and pitfalls

February 29, 2020

Sweden's Television manages online products that range from providing news to TV series and are used by millions of people. To make sure that it creates content that engages, entertains, and educates, it started its own platform for collecting and analyzing user data. Ismail Elouafiq highlights the architectural choices the company made and the lessons it learned in building its data ecosystem.
DHCP Migration (To Kea)

DHCP Migration (To Kea)

February 29, 2020

This presentation will talk you through some of the realities concerning migrating from one DHCP server to another. Using real-world examples, Alan will address th …
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.
Creating a scalable monitoring system that everyone will love

Creating a scalable monitoring system that everyone will love

February 28, 2020

Molly Struve gives you the tools and strategies you need to build a monitoring system that will scale with your team and your infrastructure.
The Activity of the Security Workgroup in the CIP Project

The Activity of the Security Workgroup in the CIP Project

February 28, 2020

The IEC established the IEC 62443 international security standard covering all layers engaged in the manufacturing of industrial control systems and all players. The Civil Infrastructure Platform (CIP …
Demystifying IPv6 over MPLS: Tackling the challenge of connecting IPv6 islands

Demystifying IPv6 over MPLS: Tackling the challenge of connecting IPv6 islands

February 27, 2020

In this 90-minute session we will be tackling a major issue and it is NOT yet-another IPv6 exhaustion case. We understand making every single router dual stack is …
How to deploy infrastructure in just 13.8 billion years

How to deploy infrastructure in just 13.8 billion years

February 27, 2020

The reliability of cloud services tends to operate in the perpetual present tensefocused more on maintaining systems right now more than preparing for a far future. Ingrid Burrington explores how reframing the time scales of computation can change and maybe improve the way your build infrastructure.
Kubernetes at scale: The good, the bad, and the ugly (sponsored by Oracle Cloud Infrastructure)

Kubernetes at scale: The good, the bad, and the ugly (sponsored by Oracle Cloud Infrastructure)

February 27, 2020

Karthik Gaekwad explores why the Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE) is one of Oracle Cloud's most popular platforms. You'll learn the good and some ugly lessons learned along the way on how to manage, operate, and scale Kubernetes at a cloud provider scale.
Kubernetes Native Infrastructure and CoreOS Operator Framework for 5G Edge Cloud Computing

Kubernetes Native Infrastructure and CoreOS Operator Framework for 5G Edge Cloud Computing

February 27, 2020

Launched in 2018, several blueprints are work in progress such as KNI(Kubernetes Native Infrastructure for Edge) project for 5G edge computing, in Akraino Edge Stack.Service Providers started to explo …
Lessons Learned from the Migration to Apache Airflow

Lessons Learned from the Migration to Apache Airflow

February 26, 2020

Apache Airflow is an open-source tool for orchestrating complex workflows and data processing pipelines.In this talk, Radek Maciaszek will present his learnings from the migration of machine learning …
Lightning Talk: Update on Legal Barriers to RPKI Adoption in North America

Lightning Talk: Update on Legal Barriers to RPKI Adoption in North America

February 26, 2020

As any reader of the NANOG mailing list knows, the push to implement the Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) has gained momentum over the past year. AT&T has …
Measuring chaos: Chaos engineering and team health

Measuring chaos: Chaos engineering and team health

February 26, 2020

Once restricted to companies like Netflix, chaos engineering is becoming a common practice in organizations of all sizes. Paul Osman outlines techniques Under Armour uses to measure service health with chaos engineering. He details its operational maturity model and how the company uses it to blamelessly identify teams that need additional help and action items to improve resiliency and happiness.
Should I run my own RPKI Certificate Authority?

Should I run my own RPKI Certificate Authority?

February 26, 2020

Since 2011, the five RIRs have been offering Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) systems, aimed at making Internet routing more secure and reduce the risk of …
Test-driven development (TDD) for infrastructure

Test-driven development (TDD) for infrastructure

February 26, 2020

In software development, test-driven development (TDD) is the process of writing tests and then developing functionality to pass the tests. Rosemary Wang explores methods of adapting and applying TDD to configuring and deploying infrastructure as code.
The definitive guide to making software fail on ARM64

The definitive guide to making software fail on ARM64

February 26, 2020

Even software, written in high-level cross-platform language with no assembly can fail multiple ways when ported to a different CPU architecture. Ignat Korchagin examines the issues Cloudflare encountered when porting its software stack to ARM64.
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 …
Managing Network Device Properties as Code

Managing Network Device Properties as Code

February 25, 2020

Device configuration templates have simplified a lot of things for the network industry but many networks are still managing their device properties (aka variable …