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SRE talks from DevOps Stage
17 talks on SRE from the DevOps Stage conference archive, newest edition first. For upcoming events on the subject, see the SRE topic page.
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♥️ Performance + Observability = It's a DevOps match! ♥️
Leandro Melendez · Grafana
Performance testing in DevOps cycles has always been a push-and-pull struggle. In the past, the focus on load testing often difficulting the flow of release cycles. Unfortunately, in those early days, there were not many ways to gauge the performance of your…
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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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Enhancing Cloud Kubernetes Resilience: Strengthening Stability and Fault Tolerance
Vladyslav Fedorenko · GR8 Tech
Find out how to make your EKS cluster more resilient to disasters. Learn about things that can go wrong and how to fix them in different situations. When using terraform in EKS can be useful and how we use it. We'll talk about day-to-day operations, share…
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Troubleshooting Microservice Architectures
Nikolay Sivko · Coroot
In this talk, we'll delve into troubleshooting complex systems comprising hundreds or even thousands of services. We'll address key questions like: What information do we require about each service? How do we structure dashboards for rapid comprehension of…
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Putting the "lie" in reliability
Justin Garrison · Amazon
It’s my first day at Air C and D. I’m the new SRE and I need to make our service more reliable. The site goes live in 3 days. Let’s figure out how to keep our 9s while under pressure of launch. What components are the most critical to reliability and how can…
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Troubleshooting and Monitoring Production Applications with OpenTelemetry
Yosef Arbiv · Cisco
Troubleshooting and monitoring applications were always a pain point for development teams. These can be even more challenging in distributed systems and microservices architecture. OpenTelemetry provides a set of utilities and SDKs to help deal with those…
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How Mature Is Your Infrastructure? Checklist for infrastructure production readiness and how to grade it.
Volodymyr Tsap · SHALB
The presentation would be a questionnaire that would help you to understand the current state of the infrastructure you are operating. Based upon best DevOps practices and metrics, this checklist points out all important aspects of a secure resilient…
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Microsoft Azure chaos engineering
Anton Boyko · BoykoAnt.PRO
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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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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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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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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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Designing secure architectures, the modern way
Eugene Pilyankevich · Cossack Labs
Most of the design thinking for preventing security incidents and performance bottlenecks focuses on avoiding known risks in a known way. However, most of the time this approach leads to cost-efficient systems that are prone to unexpected failures and attack…
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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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Managing incidents in Microservices
Serhat Can · Atlassian
Microservices solve a lot of problems, especially once the company scales. But this change doesn’t just require a change in how we build software, it also requires a change in how we operate the software. Once we talk about operations, we must ready to take…
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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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The definitive guide to make software fail on ARM64
Ignat Korchagin · Cloudflare
Adopting a second CPU architecture into x86-only infrastructure can be a challenging task: not only you have to find the right hardware and to learn how to properly provision it, but you also need to port the whole software stack, which was probably…
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