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cdCon 2020

date:2020-10-07..2020-10-08
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series:cdCon · 2 editions
editions:[cdCon 2020, cdCon 2022]

REGISTER NOW – FREE That’s a wrap on the first ever virtual cdCon! Thank you to the nearly 950 attendees, sponsors and speakers that joined us virtually this year from around the world.

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Welcome & Opening RemarksTracy Miranda09m
Opening remarks summarize CDF’s mission to speed secure software delivery, name diamond sponsors CloudBees and JFrog, and list membership growth with new…
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Keynote: The Past, Present and Future of Continu...Tracy Miranda, Christie Wilson, Zainab Abubakar23m
A brisk history traces continuous integration from Grady Booch in 1994 through 1997’s Tinderbox, Hudson (2004) and Jenkins (2011), then the 2010 Continuous…
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Where’s the Application? Understanding the Challenge of Your Microservice CD PipelineTracy Ragan21m
Microservice CD breaks the notion of a single application version and CI shifts to creating container images and registries rather than one big binary…
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How CloudBees CI Brings Enterprise Scale to JenkinsDoug Tidwell30m
CloudBees CI runs multiple managed controllers so teams get independent Jenkins stacks with central governance, avoiding island sprawl or a brittle monolith…
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Automated Verification of Deployments for Risk AssessmentGopinath Rebala20m
Automated verification plugs into Spinnaker pipelines and runs as an API-based stage (OpsMx Autopilot) that profiles logs and metrics, compares a new release…
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CI/CD as a ProductGarima Bajpai29m
Argues CI/CD must be managed as a product portfolio with a clear north star, concrete leader action plan and measurable ROI; proposes four incremental…
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A CI/CD Framework for Production Machine Learning at Massive Scale (using Jenkins X and Seldon Core)Alejandro Saucedo32m
Shows a hands‑on pipeline that trains a text‑classification model, packages it with Seldon Core into a Docker microservice, and promotes versions via Jenkins X…
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Spinnaker Deployments on Kubernetes from a Security PerspectiveAnirban Saha19m
Deploys Spinnaker to EKS with private worker nodes and public ALBs, separates management and application nodes, and runs Spinnaker in its own namespace…
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Case Study: How Yahoo! JAPAN Uses and Contributes to Screwdriver at ScaleHiroki Takatsuka, Jithin Emmanuel16m
Yahoo! JAPAN runs Screwdriver at scale across ~7,700 employees and ~300 engineers, using it to deploy Screwdriver with Screwdriver and to distribute internal…
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CI/CD Agility and Controlling Pipeline SprawlAngel Rivera31m
Recommends right-sizing compute nodes to cut runtime and cost by using higher resource classes, runs unrelated steps in parallel with concurrent jobs to shrink…
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Measuring DevOpsDina Graves Portman33m
Google describes an open source pipeline that automates calculation of the four key metrics (deployment frequency, lead time to change, change fail rate, time…
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Cloud Native CD Pipelines with TektonAndrea Frittoli29m
Tekton provides Kubernetes-native building blocks—Task/Pipeline/Trigger CRDs—used here to dogfood Tekton itself: nightly and on‑demand pipelines build and…
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How the Tekton Community is Driving its Growth and AdoptionAdam Roberts22m
Claim: Tekton is growing and being adopted, with the community catalyzing that growth. Evidence: GitHub shows steady contributions and a 16.0 milestone with…
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Heard of JCasC and Not Sure Where to Start? Let me Help You!Ewelina Wilkosz28m
Shows how Jenkins Configuration as Code (JCasC) actually runs: Docker-built Jenkins images (repo jcasc-core) and a separate repo for YAML configs (jcasc-conf)…
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DevOps Patterns and Antipatterns for Continuous Software UpdatesBaruch Sadogursky30m
Explains why updates must be tiny, frequent and safe with concrete failures: Java moves to six‑month releases but 75% of users stay on Java 8; a router OTA…
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Screwdriver UI WalkthroughAlan Dong28m
Screwdriver is an open source, event-driven CI/CD that listens to SCM webhooks and runs jobs on Kubernetes/Docker with Node.js (and golan components), claiming…
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Lightning Talk - CD, Continuous Doughnuts - What Can Creating Doughnuts teach us about Continuous DeliveryRavi Lachhman08m
Compares building a doughnut to a CD pipeline step-for-step: idea → gather raw materials → build → co-worker taste test → deploy → verify → rollback. Uses…
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Lightning Talk - CI/CD PatternsTiffany Jachja13m
Lightning Talk - CI/CD Patterns - Tiffany Jachja , Harness Software delivery is a top priority for organizations that own software, yet it remains one of the…
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Lightning Talk - DevOps @ Scale - The Challenge of Cloud Native ArchitectureTracy Ragan11m
Microservices break the old application version north star, creating lost bill‑of‑material, impact analysis and difference reports; only about 15% of companies…
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How Spinnaker is Shaping Delivery Excellence at SAPSerge Poueme, Mohamed Bakr31m
SAP adopts Spinnaker as a central CD platform, building pipeline templates, a Git-driven landscape config, and a Jenkins wrapper to deploy and restore…
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Spinnaker at Salesforce: Enterprise-Level Multi-Substrate Continuous Delivery and Release ManagementJing Vergara27m
Salesforce runs about four Spinnaker instances across three cloud substrates with roughly 30–50k pre‑prod executions per day and 5–12k in production, managing…
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Dailymotion's Continuous Delivery StoryVincent Behar24m
Dailymotion migrates CI/CD to Jenkins X + Tekton on Kubernetes, implements GitOps workflows, and gives each pull request a preview environment per PR. The…
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Bridging the Gap with Tekton-client-plugin for JenkinsVibhav Bobade25m
Tekton-client-plugin for Jenkins lets Jenkins jobs directly invoke Tekton Pipelines and resources so CI/CD steps run on Tekton without rewriting pipelines. The…
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Software is now Saving the World (or at least helping)Christina Noren29m
Software powers concrete responses: a three‑developer Brazilian startup launches a short‑term credit card that becomes the only way some families buy food…
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cdCon Virtual Platform Welcome & NavigationJacqueline Salinas03m
Attendees receive a link after registration and enter the hop-in platform where the attendee profile sits in the upper right via edit profile to add a photo…
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cdCon 2020 - Where’s the Application? Understanding the Challenge of Your Microservice CD PipelineTracy Ragan01m
Microservice decomposition removes the single application version, so CD pipelines lose the artifact that ties services together. The concrete claim is to…
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What's CDCon all about?01m
A free virtual event on Oct. 7-8, 2020 focused on leveling up continuous delivery practices with hands-on sessions and community-led case studies, featuring…
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The Power of Open Source CommunityJacqueline Salinas, Tracy Ragan, Marky Jackson21m
Open source delivers concrete results: projects use Jenkins and Kubernetes as core tooling, DeployHub open-sourced two years ago and the team is actively…
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How the Tekton Community is Driving its Growth and AdoptionAdam Roberts22m
Tekton shows measurable growth and adoption: GitHub activity and regular releases (example: pipeline v0.70 and a major 16.0 milestone) feature nearly two dozen…
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Keynote: The Golden Goose: Scaling CD Platforms in the Enterprise Through Self-ServiceAbby Kearns11m
Claims that high-performing IT teams deploy 46x more frequently and restore service 24x faster, with 5x fewer failures and 440x faster lead times, based on…
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Keynote: Best Practices In Implementing Container Image Promotion PipelinesBaruch Sadogursky15m
Rebuilding Docker images is rarely deterministic, so the recommended approach is to build once and promote immutable artifacts using checksum-backed storage…
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Keynote: Safe at any Speed - How Progressive Delivery Eliminates RiskEdith Harbaugh18m
Progressive delivery claims to let teams ship quickly while avoiding big blasts of risk by separating deployment from release and controlling who sees changes…
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Managed Releases with SpinnakerSen Nirmalya31m
Claims that Spinnaker can run managed releases by driving deployments from a source-controlled bill of materials, not just continuous delivery. Shows a custom…
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Event-based Continuous Delivery: The End of the Monolithic PipelineAndreas Grabner32m
Argues that replacing monolithic pipelines with an event-driven control plane decouples process from tools and shortens maintenance. Implements a CNCF sandbox…
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Enable a Pipeline As Code Capability for 12,000 DevelopersJimmy McNamara, Aoife Fitzmaurice30m
Fidelity builds a cloud native pipeline platform on Kubernetes to deliver Pipeline as Code at scale for 12,000 developers, offering both self-service UI and…
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Open Application Model: Application-centric DevOps ApproachAndy Shi19m
Open Application Model (OAM) claims to be a spec and framework that puts apps at the center by modeling Kubernetes and ecosystem APIs into…
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Moving from Jenkins to Jenkins X: Scaling and Accelerating CI/CDMichael Garbade23m
Jenkins originates in 2011 as a Java web-container CI, but proves brittle for large, cloud-native teams; Jenkins X re-architects CI/CD around Kubernetes and…
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CI/CD with Open Source ScrewdriverJithin Emmanuel, Tiffany Kyi23m
Open source Screwdriver powers Jenkins and Kubernetes executors to run at scale—60,000 builds/day across three build clusters, with iOS builds routed to…
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Continuous Deployment - The Last Frontier for Continuous DeliveryFernando Ike23m
Argues that Continuous Deployment is about running experiments in production not just automating deploys and shows concrete strategies with pros and cons…
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The Humans of DevOpsJayne Groll18m
Global survey data (collected Q4 2019, published March 10, 2020) shows process human and automation skills are statistically equal in importance, with…
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Conditional Constructs to the RescuePriti Desai, Jerop Kipruto31m
Tekton pipelines gain concrete conditional controls: When Expressions let tasks skip or run based on parameters or earlier task results (demo shows…
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Continuous Integration; Tips & TricksPaul Dragoonis30m
Concrete CI rules and actions: prefer Jenkins EC2 or Kubernetes plugin and use spot instances with one executor per worker on big jobs; enable performance…
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Introduction to Spinnaker on KubernetesMarky Jackson17m
Builds a local Kubernetes cluster with k3s and a local MinIO volume, runs Halyard in-cluster to install Spinnaker, and connects Spinnaker to the cluster with…
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Getting Started with OpenTelemetryTed Young28m
OpenTelemetry defines a language-neutral API/SDK plus a collector and protocol that unifies traces metrics and logs into indexed, contextual telemetry; the…
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How to Clean Up Your DevOps Dumping GroundMelissa Sussmann23m
Claims that an event-driven workflows-as-code layer can replace one-off “digital duct tape” and cut rework by routing events from existing tools into reusable…
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Policy-driven Deployments in SpinnakerBeth Fuller23m
Argues that codified guard rails—linking provisioning, pipelines and policy engines—make automated delivery both faster and safer by shifting checks into…
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GitOps, Kubernetes, and Secret Management: Don't Bake in a Tent!Kara de la Marck27m
GitOps keeps cluster state in Git but the concrete rule here is don't store raw kubernetes secrets in git and don't bake secrets into container images. The…
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The Objectives And The Principles Behind GitOpsViktor Farcic30m
Claims that git as sole source of truth forces humans to change only desired state while machines converge actual state; demonstrates this by installing Argo…
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Lighting Talk - Deploying, Managing and Securing Applications on Kubernetes Without Knowing KubernetesBruno Andrade11m
Claims an application management framework (Shipa) that replaces writing Kubernetes objects by letting CI push only app code while the framework creates…
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Lightning Talk - Speeding up your CI/CD Approvals and Risk assessments with Machine Learning: An OverviewGopal Dommety10m
Machine learning platform Autopilot aggregates logs, metrics and test results from siloed sources (DataDog, Elasticsearch) and CI/CD tools (Jenkins, Spinnaker…
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The MLOps RoadmapTerry Cox27m
Claim: about 80% failure rate for ML projects reaching production. Roadmap is a collaborative annual document with three sections: challenges, generic…
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Keynote Panel - End User Council - Moderated by John Mark WalkerJohn Mark Walker, Yasemin Blanton, Art Butler41m
Panel argues that open source plus cloud plus containers and Kubernetes let infrastructure join app pipelines so teams can deploy faster without adding…
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Keynote: Extending Jenkins with Spinnaker for a Multi-Target WorldIsaac Mosquera16m
Argues that pairing Jenkins with Spinnaker stops teams from rewriting deployment scripts for every new target and instead codifies deployment patterns so…
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Keynote Session Sponsored by CircleCI - Microservices: Just Another Tool in the ToolboxRob Zuber15m
CircleCI starts by extracting a small set of services to fix operational scaling, finding that two services solve the 80/20 of their biggest problems rather…
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