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DevOps culture talks from DevOps Stage
33 talks on DevOps culture from the DevOps Stage conference archive, newest edition first. For upcoming events on the subject, see the DevOps culture topic page.
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DevOps is a Foreign Language (or Why There Are No Junior SREs)
Joshua Lee · Altinity
DevOps has a notoriously steep learning curve. Getting started in the field can feel like being dropped in a foreign country without the ability to understand *anything* about the language. A language is more than just the syntax and semantic rules of the…
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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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Open Source Spirit: Elevating Team Collaboration and Innovation
Leonard Pahlke · BWI GmbH
Over the past four years, I have journeyed through cloud native open source communities, driven by a curiosity to understand how industry-defining projects like Kubernetes thrive, given the intuitively unfavorable circumstances of being primarily…
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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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Get your seniority upgraded: Where the career path leads to
Eugene Trufanov · Luxoft
When an engineer reaches a senior or lead position, career advancement frequently stops because of absence of clear opportunities that fit evolutionary, which could result in job hopping. How to promote both professional and personal growth while keeping…
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Google’s Open Source Journey. A 20 year history
Vlad Patenko · Google
Google's purpose in open source is to provide Open Source as a standard factor that companies may utilize to solve problems. During the keynote speech you will discover what we've done in the past and how we plan to leverage that experience to collaborate on…
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Influencing DevOps without Authority - how "DevOps engineer" can advance real DevOps
Baruch Sadogursky · JFrog
You know about DevOps, you know DevOps is right for your organization, but hey, what can you do? As an individual contributor or a team leader, your authority to transform your organization to DevOps is limited. But your influence is not! In this talk…
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Architecture Inconsistency
Oleksandra Dudka · Sigma Software
It's not a secret that every architect at some point notices that system, that is already built has gap. Gap between the code, or infrastructure and the initial model (i.e. architecture). So let discuss the Architecture Inconsistency topic, the ways how to…
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DevOps processes from inside out: How to "detoxify' an enterprise project?
Vladyslav Gram · Ciklum
Many engineers working in outsourcing businesses often use the term “toxic enterprise” to describe a large project in the late stages of development. The issue is that such projects generate the most revenue for their employees and are considered critical…
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Technologies and required stacks for DevOps and SRE engineering positions in 2021
Volodymyr Tsap · SHALB
Talk about the soft and the hard skills required for DevOps and SRE engineer in 2021.
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Tools to Become More Efficient DevOps
Serhii Kalinets · Parimatch Tech
I want to talk about tools that could help devops to do day-to-day tasks more effectively, leaving more time for creative work.
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Autonomous operations and agile delivery with Bots
Nestor Zapata · Citrix
Watch and learn from Nestor Zapata and Zohaib UL-Hassan how they have started their ChatOps journey, how they built trust in the technology and how it helped them to transform their organization towards more autonomy thanks to the self-service model enabled…
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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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Survival of the most open: Microsoft’s Open Source Journey
Sasha Rosenbaum · GitHub
10 years ago, Microsoft considered open source “a cancer”. Today, the world has changed. Open source is now an integral part of every software application, GitHub has become the largest developer community on the planet, and Microsoft is one of the largest…
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The Phoenix Project DevOps Game
Mark Smalley · Smalley.IT
“There is a role for training and books – the goal of experiential learning is ... to provide low risk ways to try working in a different way ... there’s no better way than through simulations.” – Gene Kim, co-author of The Phoenix Project. This interactive…
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The soft side of DevOps is hard
Mark Smalley · Smalley.IT
One of the tenets of DevOps is effective use of technology to automate and enable manual processes. Although technology has its challenges, the harder part is generally acknowledged to be the soft side that is about people and culture. This can also be…
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“Who the hell decided to write it in Node.js?!”
Artur Torosian · NDA
Lets talk about the weird projects we sometimes hear about thinking “Who the hell decided to write it in Node.js?!”. I have few stories about projects like that and want to show you not only result of their evolution in overcomplicated, hardly maintainable…
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Complex Application Design
Orkhan Gasimov · GlobalLogic
It is pretty simple to design a back-end API, a demo UI for the API or wrap an existing web app into a mobile app. However, building a complex consumer solution requires much more. In this talk we will walk through the steps of design of such complex…
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Development way of microservice product: 10 tech leads without an architect. Issues and ways to solve it.
Olha Trostianchuk · Net Entertainment
Teams in fast-growing product companies (with expansion and new offices) can face the issues, caused this very growth. Losing control under either one of the components or on-boarding plan for new specialists, there's high risk to raise technical problems in…
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DevOps as a business
Volodymyr Tsap · SHALB
The talk to encourage tech guys to start own business. Services, products and niches where you could target your talent.
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DevOps decisions versus architecture quality attributes
Mykhailo Korbakov · Nimble CRM
In my speech, I want to make a connection between DevOps practices and more or less formal software architecture. Despite widespread perception of architecture as "enterprisy" and DevOps as agile, there is, in fact, no conflict between these two areas. I…
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Make Architects aligned with business needs
Dmytro Lavrinenko · GlobalLogic
We live in a wonderful time of IT market growth, we do much more project than before, and we are growing. New opportunities brought us new challenges. Nowadays, Architecture groups typically face the next set of business questions: What problems will global…
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Pain of ops. Design for operations
Sergey Zolotov · PartsTech
Ops still complain about the unsupportable applications: it takes forever to move apps to kubernetes; is this app dead or alive?... But developers don't see the problem. I was on opposite sides of the barricades. This talk is about lessons we learned and how…
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Premature automatization
Vsevolod Poliakov · Self Employed
Automatization is an obviously good, right? I'm not so sure. It can be premature and harmful. It can take your time, harm processes and other teams. I want to share some examples from private practice and overview some trends in premature automatization and…
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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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The Rise, the Ruin and the Rescue! Systematically escaping legacy hell.
Dr. Gernot Starke · INNOQ Deutschland GmbH
As developers and architects, we spend most of our time adding features to our products (so-called "maintenance"). We are often annoyed about the many deficits of these systems: Even supposedly simple things are becoming incredibly difficult with these…
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Culture of git as roots of your CI
Maksym Vlasov · Thomas Cook
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DevOps Essentials for IT Managers and IT Practitioners
Mark Smalley · Smalley.IT
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Devops Stage. Ukrainian inspiration: mature culture or innovative toolset
Mark Smalley · Smalley.IT
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Kill DevOps - DevOps Stage edition
Mark Smalley · Smalley.IT
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On the road to 6.9k. How to succeed in technical interview
Volodymyr Tsap · SHALB
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Reaching the horizont and modern DevOps
Vsevolod Poliakov · Self Employed
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