All Things Open 2024
2024-10-27..2024-10-29
Raleigh, United States
[All Things Open 2019, All Things Open 2020, All Things Open 2021, All Things Open 2022, All Things Open 2023, All Things Open 2024, All Things Open 2025]
who it's for
platform engineers, devops engineers, site reliability engineers, security engineers, engineering managers, open source program office staff, developer advocates
topics
generative AI risk management; autoscaling with Kubernetes HPA; CI as code with Dagger; GitOps for Kubernetes deployments; OpenTofu infrastructure as code; composable API platforms with OpenAPI and OPA; software bill of materials (SBOM) automation; open source compliance shift-left; GraphQL schema federation; AI-assisted DevSecOps workflows; preview environments with OCI containers; RAG pipeline and embedding security
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Dear CIO: Navigating the Shadows - GenAI's Promise, Peril, and the Path Forward | John Willis | 52m |
Argues that shadow AI is producing massive security holes and compounding technical debt by replicating cloud mistakes: hundreds of millions in brand damage… | ||
| DevOps vs Platform Engineering: Navigating the Path Ahead | Heather Thacker | 22m |
Claims that platform engineering is trending up and that platforms unlock DevOps by providing self‑service internal platforms and standardized automation… | ||
| Introducing the AI Alliance | Adam Pingel | 33m |
The AI Alliance forms less than a year ago with 56 founders now over 120 organizations across 20 countries and six focus areas; it distinguishes core vs… | ||
| A Tale of Autoscale: Increasing Resiliency while Reducing On-Call Toil | Sally Wahba | 14m |
A team with no SRE experience converts stateless ingest services on Kubernetes to autoscale, choosing CPU-based HPA over VPA because it ships with clusters… | ||
| Accelerating Product Innovation with OSS CI as Code | Jenn Allen | 20m |
Shows how Dagger turns CI into code (Go/TypeScript/Python) using Dagger functions and OCI containers so pipelines run the same locally and in CI. Example: a… | ||
| Generative DevOps | Cecelia Martinez | 36m |
Claims concrete outcomes: AI is boosting development productivity but creates bottlenecks unless the whole pipeline changes. Examples include predictive… | ||
| How I Learned to Stop Worrying about My Infrastructure and Love [Open] Tofu | Douglas Flagg | 40m |
OpenTofu is shown working end to end: four live examples create a local file, an S3 bucket with KMS encryption, an API Gateway that proxies JSON, and a… | ||
| Designing a composable API platform powered by open standards and open-source tools | Zaid Albirawi, Budhaditya Bhattacharya | 38m |
Claims that 71% of web traffic and ~1.5 billion API calls motivate a composable API platform built with OpenAPI, OPA, OAuth2/OIDC and OpenTelemetry. The demo… | ||
| Building On Success: What’s the Future of Open Source? | Ruth Suehle | 24m |
The talk names concrete shifts: the EU Product Liability Directive now includes software with a two year implementation window, regulators push for software… | ||
| Shifting Open Source Compliance Activities Left | Josh Clements | 15m |
Argues that moving compliance work into early development reduces last‑minute delays and shows exactly what to start: build an inventory and continuous SBOMs… | ||
| The “Food Court Menu” of APIs: A GraphQL Introduction | Lucy Shen | 19m |
GraphQL claims to eliminate over‑ and under‑fetching by returning “no more, no less” via a schema described in SDL and served through resolvers; Intuit… | ||
| DevSecOps at Warp Speed with AI | Cesar Saavedra | 45m |
Concrete demo details and outcomes matter: a recorded demo using GitLab Duo chat and VS Code shows AI generating files, running a local Quarkus native build… | ||
| From DevOps to GitOps: Supercharging Your Kubernetes Workload Deployments | Dan Skaggs | 45m |
Demonstrates a concrete GitOps pipeline that uses Flux bootstrap to reconcile a Git repo with a Kubernetes cluster on a ~15‑minute loop, shows repo layouts… | ||
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