Grand opening and welcome speech from or MC — Daniel Maher, Cloud Native Operations Advocate at DataDog

Join Seth on this interactive journey of the security evolution of a fictitious company where you’ll learn best practices (and best anti-practices) for building and managing a secure software system. You will leave with concrete tips for improving your security posture, fun stories from the field, and ways to make security scalable and approachable for your entire organization.

Sometimes We need to automate some work routines or make some client for communication with internal API's. And cli tool could be the best choice for it.

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Join a fireside chat with Joe Beda - Principal Engineer at VMware - who organizes Kubernetes technical direction across VMware and VMware Tanzu. Joe arrived at VMware via the acquisition of Heptio, a leader in the cloud native movement and a company that he co-founded. Previously, at Google, Joe co-created Google Compute Engine and filed the first ever Kubernetes project commit. He remains a frequent contributor to the open source community. Joe holds a B.S. from Harvey Mudd College and lives in Seattle, Washington with his wife Rachel (a medical doctor and also an HMC alum) and his two children.

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Continuous Deployment is seen as something only for unicorns, in 10 minutes we'll talk through a proven technique that shows how you can make real progress to your DevOps goals and enable the team to take ownership of their own future.

Your were promoted to DevOps Lead/Manager/TechLead. What to do and what not to do. Talk will give Good and Bad examples

Nikolay would like to do a short overview of how usually should and could infrastructure code evolve.

Opening of the second day of the conference and welcome speech from or MC — Daniel Maher, Cloud Native Operations Advocate at DataDog

How do you create a continuously learning organization? If certifications and wikis were enough, organizations would be crushing it.
In this talk, we look at how learning - learning in complex and creative domains. We will explore knowledge sharing vs creation, tacit and explicit knowledge, why context matters, and ultimately - how do you go about starting your organization to becoming a learning organization.

GitOps is the best modern method of code delivery. How did it get this far? What challenges did engineers face, while working with it? During this talk we will discuss how NOT to use this method. We will talk about security in Kubernetes and the role human factor plays in the process of release. There will also be code examples and tools recommendations.

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Incident response is something you hope to never need, but when you do, you want it to go smoothly and seamlessly. Normally the knowledge of how to handle incidents within your company will be built up over time, getting better with each incident. While tools such as PagerDuty can help you recover quickly, the process you follow is just as important. Regardless of the tools you use, having a clear plan for what to do when an incident happens will help your team mobilize, organize, and coordinate during incidents.

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As your company grows, it’s inevitable for your infra teams to be divided and responsibility to be shared between them. However, in order to move fast and get things done, you need to create strong cooperation inside. This can be achieved by some techniques I’ll share with you.

Have you decided to deploy infrastructure in China? Anton will tell you what pitfalls await you, and what to be prepared for.

Cluster.dev is an open-source tool designed to manage Cloud Native Infrastructures with simple declarative manifests - infrastructure templates. The infrastructure templates could be based on Terraform modules, Kubernetes manifests, Shell scripts, Helm charts, ArgoCD/Flux applications, OPA policies etc... Cluster.dev sticks those components together so that you could deploy, test and distribute a whole set of components with pinned versions.

The most beloved part of DevOps Days conferences! Propose your topic for a discussion. Vote for the most interesting ideas. Join your peers in a virtual room to discuss hot issues, share your knowledge and get new ideas!

Opening of the third day of the conference and welcome speech from or MC — Daniel Maher, Cloud Native Operations Advocate at DataDog

The only constant in the world is changing. The pace of changes in the modern world is terrifying. It's like driving 300km/h, should you miss the turn - you may never come back on track. I propose to reflect on the current state of DevOps and propose one version of the possible future, or maybe a few.

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One of the biggest hurdles that documentation writers face in maintaining documentation is staying on top of everything as it changes. We need to know what’s going on in the organization to be aware of pending changes to the code, so we’re not blindsided by code changes that may break documentation links, and cause docs to be incorrect or outdated. Sometimes it can feel like we’re just trying to catch up with what everyone else has done, which can be exhausting and frustrating. Ideally, engineers would update the documentation as they update code or add functionality, or work with you to update them as the coded feature is being worked on, but that doesn't always happen. Additionally, the documentation team often has a better grasp of what is important to document for the end user, and is the team that bridges the knowledge gap between the engineers and the end users.

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What marketing practices are useful in your daily work in DevOps and why. Vsevolod has been engaged in product marketing for about a year and realized that many practices are useful to apply even in ordinary engineering work.

The year is 1996. A bright, resourceful 20 yr old Network Administrator at an ISP is tasked with a mundane, tedious project. Said 20 yr old feels he has a better way, and takes it upon himself to get creative. What follows is a quick journey down memory lane to a time before DevOps was DevOps, through the eyes of a 44yo looking back on his 20yo self.

Adopting DevOps is hard, especially since there are barriers in the form of the required efforts, learning curve, and the potential cost of changing current practices. Therefore. in this lightning talk, we will go over 5 lightweight solutions in how serverless technologies can be leveraged to boost your DevOps infrastructure in a manner that will incur low cost and effort while unleashing maximum potential.

The most beloved part of DevOps Days conferences! Propose your topic for a discussion. Vote for the most interesting ideas. Join your peers in a virtual room to discuss hot issues, share your knowledge and get new ideas!