Starting with DevOps is either the most trivial, or the hardest thing to do. This talk will teach you a number of tricks on how to make life easier for your team. How to work together with your management and how to convince them that DevOps is a relevant thing.
Is DevOps in a large company even possible? This presentation examines some of the technical and cultural barriers to DevOps in large companies, how technologies like PaaS, microservices, and Docker fit in, and what you, as a developer, can do to change things.
Nothing interrupts the continuous flow of value like bad surprises that require immediate attention: major defects; service outages; support escalations; or even scrapping just-completed capabilities that don’t actually meet business needs. You already know that the sooner you can discover a problem, the sooner and more smoothly you can remedy …
This presentation explains how to use conversational dynamics and understanding of trust to drive DevOps in your enterprise. There are millions of proffered reasons to not use proven DevOps techniques. Whether it’s “we don’t have time to do that”, “that will never work”, “responsibility without control equals failure” or any …
Enterprises do not have the benefit of starting from scratch, they must implement DevOps in an existing environment, often managing heritage investments along with fast moving projects. The monitoring tools unfortunately fall into the same category. These complex, dated, and costly monitoring tools don’t meet today’s needs in providing the …
Docker is an open source container virtualization framework that was released in 2013. It makes it easy to create lightweight, portable, and self-sufficient containers. Containers which you can use to test applications, build and run services or even to build your own platform-as-a-service. Learn why Docker matters, how to get …
