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CI/CD talks from DevOps Stage
23 talks on CI/CD from the DevOps Stage conference archive, newest edition first. For upcoming events on the subject, see the CI/CD topic page.
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Frictionless CI/CD with a Dash of DevOps
Márk Sági-Kazár · OpenMeter
In the fast-paced world of software development, CI/CD have become essential practices. However, the implementation of CI/CD often introduces friction between developers and platform engineers, leading to inefficiencies and conflicts. This talk explores the…
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Observe Thy CI/CD Pipelines with OpenTelemetry
Adriana Villela · ServiceNow Cloud Observability
Tracking a request’s flow across different components in distributed systems is essential. With the rise of microservices, their importance has risen to critical levels. Some proprietary tools for tracking have been used already: Jaeger and Zipkin naturally…
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Observe Thy CI/CD Pipelines with OpenTelemetry
Reese Lee · New Relic
Tracking a request’s flow across different components in distributed systems is essential. With the rise of microservices, their importance has risen to critical levels. Some proprietary tools for tracking have been used already: Jaeger and Zipkin naturally…
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Unleash Keyless Cloud Deployments with Workload Identity Authentication using OIDC
Kosseila Haddalene · CloudThrill
Did you know that 10 millions secrets were public in GitHub in 2022 alone? This is additional evidence that leaked secrets rhyme with financial and reputation loss for users, organizations and even states. The worst thing to do is make it easy for hackers to…
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Secure your software supply chain from dependencies to deployment
Abdel Sghiouar · Google
No matter where you are on your software supply chain security journey, one thing is clear. Security is everyone's responsibility, from the development environment to the runtime. This session will teach you how Google Cloud thinks about end-to-end secure…
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DevOps saved me from 17 years of legacy code
Scott Hanselman · Microsoft
Scott's blog is super old. The tech is super old. Scott is super old. What happens when he tries to move the whole Hanselman online mess to Azure with DevOps? Let's talk to him and find out. We'll learn about containers, Linux, .NET Core, WSL, VS, Windows…
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End-to-end innersourcing and secure development with GitHub
Chris Reddington · GitHub
Many of you may be familiar with GitHub for your own Open Source (OSS) projects. But, did you know that you can run your end-to-end development within your organization using GitHub Enterprise? Join Chris for a whistle-stop tour into GitHub Codespaces…
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What is "Supply Chain" attack? and How to Prevent it in DevOps Pipeline
Vitaly Davidoff · JFrog
We will provide an overview of "Supply Chain" attacks types (what is it and why it so important). The second part of this talk will be about "how to" protect your software against using malicious 3rd party packages
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Write your Helm charts as a professional. Design templates and inheritance. Best practices for K8S releases.
Volodymyr Shynkar · AppRecode
Helm is a new templating tool for your applications. As with any other tool, it has thicks and hacks that you probably heard, but haven’t actually tried. In this lesson, we will review some of those approaches and also pass through different ways of…
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Azure Blueprints and Azure DevOps YAML pipelines - essential toolkit to Azure project success
Leontiy Onishchuk · DataArt
Microsoft cutting-edge technologies provide the necessary toolkit to manage, deploy, and monitor an Azure project and enable the possibility to significantly reduce the effort, time, and risks at all stages of SDLC by the leverage of Azure Blueprints and…
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Open Source Components security scan as part of CI/CD process - examples and best practices
Vitaly Davidoff · JFrog
“We all love open source for all the obvious reasons. But it can also become a complicated beast when it comes to ownership, trust, and security. As you operate your mission critical systems with the help of open source libraries, it is critical to…
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Project bootstrap - from weeks to hours.
Vladyslav Kurmaz · Customertimes
Talk consists of two parts. First one (~20%) will cover key ingredients which help us build enterprise grade development process: git subtrees, accelerators - semi-finished libraries for a lot of domains/ecosystems (React, Node.js, AWS/Azure/CGP, Go etc.)…
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Top ways to deliver your code to the cloud
Brian Benz · Microsoft
In this session, I’ll highlight the easiest ways for developers to deliver their code to the cloud and the best ways to reliably make updates and maintain production code. The focus will be on real-world examples with working demos using free SDKs and tools…
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A Guide to Event-driven SRE-inspired DevOps: The end of your monolithic release process
Rob Jahn · Dynatrace
While software architects have broken their monoliths into event-driven service architectures, many DevOps architects are still building monolithic inspired release pipelines. This results in complex pipeline code, tight integration of process and tools…
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CI/CD For Modern Applications with AWS
Darko Meszaros · Amazon
How can you accelerate the delivery of new, high-quality services? How can you be able to experiment and get feedback quickly from your customers? To get the most out of the agility afforded by serverless and containers, it is essential to build CI/CD…
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For Software Sustainability, Shift Left
Titus Winters · Google
DevOps practitioners regularly talk about “shifting left” - thinking about scalability, security, QA, Ops, etc, earlier in the software engineering process. Doing so allows issues to be addressed earlier, and leads to more stable software, lower costs, and a…
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Fortifying progressive delivery with automated quality gates based on SRE best-practices
Jürgen Etzlstorfer · Dynatrace
Robust CI/CD pipelines are crucial for delivering your applications at high velocity and quality. Progressive delivery methods such as blue/green deployments and canary releases have become popular to control the release of new software. Unfortunately…
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Hands-on with Azure DevOps Services
Alex Yochev · Microsoft
As engineers, software companies and business we all strive to deliver more value to our end users as fast as we can. We adopt DevOps to address this need but it’s important to have the right tools to help us be effective. Let’s do a hands-on with Azure…
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Smart Deployment Patterns with Istio Service Mesh
Anton Weiss · Tomato
Deploying microservices to Kubernetes (and other cloud-native platforms) is only easy in theory. The inherent complexity of distributed systems requires new techniques of observability, analysis and resilience. Service mesh is an infrastructure-based…
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From DevOps to DevSecOps
Vitaly Davidoff · JFrog
There is no «hands on» section in this course in meaning of how to install Jenkins, Vagrant e.c.t since there are many resources in internet that covers those topics… Instead, course will be focused on running simulation for appropriate vendor/solution…
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Monorepo and how to migrate to it
Pavel Zhukov · iDecisionGames
Managing the development of a large microservice-based application is tough. How do the large companies like Google and Facebook do it? Monorepo comes to the rescue! This presentation will discuss the benefits of keeping all your code in one mono-repository…
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The Blueprint of a DevOps Tool Chain
Rob Akershoek · The Open Group / Fruition Partners
Many organizations are transforming their way of working (leveraging Agile development and DevOps) as well as implementing and integrating dozens of IT management tools. However, many organizations still lack a solid vision and architecture of their target…
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Culture of git as roots of your CI
Maksym Vlasov · Thomas Cook
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