DevDays Europe 2024
2024-05-20..2024-05-24
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[DevDays Europe 2019, DevDays Europe 2022, DevDays Europe 2024, DevDays Europe 2025]
who it's for
devops engineers, security engineers, cloud architects, platform engineers, site reliability engineers, software developers, engineering managers
topics
passwordless web authentication; gitops platforms and ai; postgresql in kubernetes; cloud run serverless deployment; continuous performance testing; ci cd pipeline best practices; secure multi cloud images; software supply chain security; vector search for genai; threat modeling with large models; asynchronous python with Trio; application security with Dynatrace and Sentinel
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Easy-Auth: The Easiest Way to Secure Your Application in Azure App Service | Massimo Bonanni | 41m |
Demonstrates Easy‑Auth on Azure App Service and container apps, configures identity providers and enabled token store so the platform stores and refreshes… | ||
| The Future is Today: Leveraging AI in Software Testing | Mesut Durukal | 44m |
Shows a concrete project: exported 490 Jira tickets, cleaned text, used bag‑of‑words and standard classifiers (KNN/Naive Bayes) to predict severity, initial… | ||
| Bring Your Own Data! Build Better AI Applications | Daniel Madalitso Phiri | 45m |
Demo uses Weaviate and JavaScript to wire a vector database into a retrieval pipeline so an LLM answers only from owned docs. It builds embeddings, runs… | ||
| Magic of Automation and Everyday Chores | Jamie Lee Coleman | 46m |
Claims concrete outcomes: Sonatype runs Maven Central and a firewall that uses ML to flag 350,000+ malicious packages, with roughly 95% originating in… | ||
| How to Build a Multi-Tenant ASP.NET Core Application | Alper Ebicoglu | 46m |
Claims a production‑grade multitenancy stack built on ASP.NET Core and the open‑source ABP Framework with 12K stars and 20 million downloads, implemented as a… | ||
| How did I Help to Save the Lives of More Than 1.5 Million People? | Grzegorz Sztandera | 47m |
Claims handling 1.5 million eCalls processed in under two years with a 24/7 ops model and a ten‑engineer team that reaches 99.5% SLA. Describes building a… | ||
| Penetration Testing & Red Teaming for Healthcare | Soenil Soebedar | 47m |
Claims a real red‑team engagement inside a European hospital where attackers use USB drop and network plugging to get an IP, run port scans and sniffing, and… | ||
| OWASP WrongSecrets: How We Keep on Growing Our Open Source Project | Jeroen Willemsen | 49m |
An open source vulnerable app called WrongSecrets lists 46–47 challenges that reproduce real secret‑storage mistakes and runs in a Docker container on Heroku… | ||
| Who’s Going to Secure the Code Our Army of Robots Are Going to Be Writing? | Arshan Dabirsiaghi | 32m |
Argues that humanity needs AI security engineers because LLMs push developers to produce 25% more code today and potentially 100–500% more soon while security… | ||
| The AI Survival Guide: Practical Advice for Stressed-out Security Teams | Mackenzie Jackson | 43m |
Walkaway: the session shows concrete attacks and defenses not slogans — live prompt injection demos break real summarizers and email assistants, inserting… | ||
| The Art of Cyber Espionage: Unleashing the Power of SCADA and ICS Hacking | Muhammad Shahmeer | 46m |
Claims live demos of real bypasses against services like Grab Slack Microsoft Facebook Mapbox Instagram PayPal Glassdoor Finja and ShapeShift and shows working… | ||
| Full-stack Development is Dead, Long Live Full-stack Development! | Simon Martinelli | 46m |
Clear claim: Java developers can stay full‑stack by using concrete alternatives and the session compares three by building the same demo app. It shows… | ||
| Microsoft Fabric & Content Safety: Analytics on Metadata | Konstantinos Passadis | 45m |
A working end to end pipeline wires a Dockerized React web UI to Azure storage blobs, a C# function that calls Azure AI Content Safety, Logic Apps that extract… | ||
| Troubleshooting Distributed Workloads ... | Eran Kinsbruner | 46m |
Claim: shifting left with dynamic observability cuts MTTR from weeks to minutes to few hours. Shows a Java app instrumented with a dynamic instrumentation… | ||
| Meet Your New BFF: Backend to Frontend without the Duct Tape | Yoni Rapoport | 47m |
Front-end only React to‑do turns into a working full‑stack app in about 30 minutes using remot, Vite and Express, first with a JSON file DB then swapped to… | ||
| Healthy Performance & Career Management for Engineers | Anton Kazakov | 48m |
Proposes a concrete career progression framework for engineers: bubble diagrams (Redgate example), individual‑contributor and manager tracks, add‑on roles, and… | ||
| WTF Commit Messages | Andrei Solntsev | 48m |
Shows real commit-message examples from open-source and enterprise repos, explains why messages must answer why not just what, gives concrete heuristics like… | ||
| AI, Digital and Value Streams Enable Data Driven Organizations | Jack Maher, Pavel Azaletskiy | 31m |
Claims that combining digital twin simulation with process mining and AI produces causal models that let teams run scenarios, identify bottlenecks and optimize… | ||
| No More Imposter | Chloe Messdaghi | 40m |
Claims that impostor syndrome affects about 70% of people and that the term dates to a 1987 study about women in academia, while insisting it is not a mental… | ||
| How to Ignite Creative Enthusiasm | Detelina Vassileva | 45m |
Covers concrete practices: alternate open mode (theta waves, humor restarts stress response) with closed mode to execute; require a separate no-phone room for… | ||
| NET Apps Everywhere, at 5x the Speed | Steve Bilogan | 47m |
Claim of Uno Platform is concrete: write UI in C# or XAML and deploy to Windows, Android, iOS, macOS, Linux and WebAssembly at 5x the speed by using a single… | ||
| DevOps Project Failures - Lessons Learned and Strategies for Recovery | Filip Hric, Grzegorz Bąk, Grzegorz Sztandera, Jorge Luis Castro Toribio, Manuel Schuller, Max Korbacher | 50m |
A panel reports concrete failures and fixes: a customer restores from a returned test device after ransomware because a test image kept real data; a risky… | ||
| Mastering Web Scraping: Unleash Your Data Extraction Wizardry! | Fabien Vauchelles | 46m |
Claims a working open-source proxy aggregator named Scrapoxy that runs on AWS/GCP/DigitalOcean, spins VMs, routes traffic and shows a UI; demonstrates Scrapy +… | ||
| What's New in ASP.NET Core 8 and Blazor 8 | Christian Wenz | 46m |
.NET 8 is LTS (three years) and the upgrade from .NET 7 is urgent because support ended; demos show minimal APIs gain real features like FromForm model binding… | ||
| Safeguarding The Security Posture Of Your AD, Pre-Attack And Post-Attack | Jorge de Almeida Pinto | 47m |
Claims that every org needs a tested AD DR plan and that recovery is feasible if backups are usable and security gaps are fixed; demonstrates use of Purple… | ||
| Performance Testing Workshop with k6 | Pepe Cano | 48m |
Hands-on workshop uses k6 OSS against the Quick Pixa demo and shows real scripts, CLI commands and results pushed to Prometheus + Grafana. Examples run 5… | ||
| ML for Anti-Money Laundering | Stefano Tempesta | 46m |
Claims a payment anomaly detector built in Azure Machine Learning Studio, using one-class SVM and PCA for unsupervised anomaly detection, decision trees for… | ||
| What Successful AI Development Teams Have in Common | Scott Graffius | 46m |
Surveying 152 organizations and recent research from Google Microsoft IBM MIT and others the claim is concrete: the single paramount factor is team… | ||
| How to Build UX Into Your Dev Process | Dean Schuster | 48m |
Claims that UX must start at project inception and continue through release backed by concrete practices: UX starts at project inception, UX one to two sprints… | ||
| Welcome to Management - Tips and Tricks for Junior Leaders | Andrea Jensen | 49m |
Builds a six‑person, cross‑continent QA team from scratch and shows which choices actually move the work forward: set boundaries after being booked 50–70% in… | ||
| S, BB, X, Y, Z, a - A Plethora of Generations in Tech | Paweł Zajączkowski | 54m |
Claims that generations are pure myths give way to measured evidence: demographic charts (one Polish firm shows 80% millennials), year-by-year staff histograms… | ||
| Forget Developer Platforms, Think Developer Productivity! | Robert Hoffmann, Christian Denich | 46m |
Claim: stop building monolithic in-house platforms and measure developer experience instead. The talk gives the devx: feedback loops cognitive load flow… | ||
| Platform Engineers Must Change Developers and Databases - And Here Is How | Adam Furmanek | 37m |
Platform engineers push detailed database guardrails that project developer work onto production by capturing OpenTelemetry from local, CI and prod and project… | ||
| The 12 Factor App for Data | James Bowkett | 46m |
Twelve concrete principles promise testable, deployable data platforms: use data structures as code (Flyway/liquibase/terraform), prefer append-only data… | ||
| Confidential Cloud: Safeguarding Sensitive Data in K8s | Moritz Eckert | 46m |
Claims that hardware-backed runtime encryption and remote attestation integrate with Kubernetes to protect data in use, with Constellation offering… | ||
| Beyond Boring Text: Treating Your Architecture Documentation Like a Product | Simon Lasselsberger | 47m |
Argues that architecture documentation becomes a product called the guide book that lives in git as Markdown, uses PlantUML diagrams, and is rendered via CI/CD… | ||
| Blink and You’ll Miss It: Stories From Discovering Most Annoying Bugs and Test Flakes | Filip Hric | 46m |
Shows concrete debugging steps, records CI failures and time‑travels them with Replay.io time-travel debugger, explains real fixes: replace flaky throttling… | ||
| Navigating the Storm | Thomas Labarussias, Nigel Douglas | 41m |
Falco uses kernel system calls via eBPF to detect runtime threats and the demo shows FalcoSidekick streaming those alerts into a live FalcoSidekick UI… | ||
| A Software Engineer's Journey Through Microservices Data Sharing | Daniil Doronkin | 44m |
A pizza‑platform monolith becomes separate bounded services but keeps a shared DB until coupling, scaling, and migration pain force a switch to… | ||
| 9 Criteria to Assess Your Project's Maturity & Improve | Petyo Dimitrov | 46m |
Nine concrete criteria (security, code quality, deployability, testability, operability, integration, cloud, processes, dependencies) get binary-checked and… | ||
| Taming Your Data Networks with the Power of NetDevOps | Alfonso Sandoval Rosas | 49m |
Claims concrete outcomes: networks still see 95% manual changes, 70% of incidents from human copy‑paste, and 75% of ops spend on troubleshooting. Pipeline… | ||
| AI Image Generation: Visual Artistry with Midjourney, Adobe Firefly, and DALL-E3 | Bobby Bahov | 47m |
Compares Midjourney, Adobe Firefly, and DALL-E3 with concrete before/after images across versions, explains diffusion models as the technical leap, and… | ||
| Taking Asynchronous Python to the Next Level Using Trio | Dmitrii Ivashchenko | 47m |
Claims that Trio makes async code safer and easier to reason about through structured concurrency with nurseries and cancel scopes and demonstrates concrete… | ||
| Intersection of Leadership and Technology | Anton Kazakov, Grzegorz Sztandera, James Bowkett, Muhammad Ahsan Ayaz, Max Korbacher, Tomasz Manugiewicz | 48m |
Panelists name Anton Kazakov Grzegorz Sztandera James Bowkett Muhammad Ahsan Ayaz Max Körbächer Tomasz Manugiewicz and they argue that leadership decisions… | ||
| Building Resilience | Yedidya Schwartz | 47m |
Case study of OwnID’s DRP delivers concrete choices: RPO 10s and RTO 20 minutes, implemented as a pilot‑light/near‑warm standby using Terraform modules, GitHub… | ||
| The AI-Powered Developer | John Fletcher, Daniel Hartung | 46m |
Claim: AI already speeds real developer work, with GitHub Copilot and Azure OpenAI improving IDE and CI tasks while local models run on laptops. Demonstrations… | ||
| Domain-Driven Transformation | Henning Schwentner | 50m |
Claims that legacy monoliths can be incrementally re‑architected into vertical bounded contexts using a concrete four‑step recipe: re‑discover the domain… | ||
| Apache Pulsar: Finally an Alternative to Kafka? | Julien Jakubowski | 46m |
Claims that Pulsar unifies messaging and streaming with separate broker and storage nodes are demonstrated with the partition‑free storage model and BookKeeper… | ||
| How to Become a Master of Disaster (Recovery in Jira) | Grzegorz Bąk | 41m |
Claims that Atlassian cannot restore single customers after the April 5 2022 outage that affects ~700–800 customers and that some customers wait three days to… | ||
| Beyond Code: Shaping Security in a Developer-Driven World | Alex Olivier | 42m |
Argues that authorization belongs outside application code and shows a concrete migration: replace scattered if statements with policy-as-code YAML stored in… | ||
| Cloud Computing 101 | Talia Nassi | 32m |
Page lists a k6 workshop with Grafana visualization but the transcript walks through infrastructure as code with concrete commands and a live demo: writing TF… | ||
| The Nightmare for Attackers: An Infrastructure without Secrets | Thibault Lengagne | 46m |
Claims a practicable path to eliminate long‑term secrets and cuts credential-based attack risk by 60% reduction in credential-based attacks using concrete… | ||
| K8s Automation with Azure DevOps: A GitOps Approach w/o Tools | Roberto Freato | 43m |
Concrete claim: use Azure DevOps pipelines and hierarchical YAML to implement GitOps effects without ArgoCD/Flux. Pipeline auto-generates a Dockerfile, builds… | ||
| Renaissance of Angular | Arman Murzabulatov | 41m |
Angular 17 actually ships concrete changes: Deferrable Views with viewport/onIdle/onHover triggers and prefetch, Built-in control flow that forces trackBy and… | ||
| Code is the new CLI - Data Networks Programmability and beyond | Alfonso Sandoval Rosas | 43m |
Claim: coding replaces repetitive CLI work so a bank migration that would take weeks becomes about a week and a half using Python templates and automation… | ||
| CodeCraft Leadership: Hacking the DNA of Agile Teams | Ranjith Venkatesh | 47m |
Claims concrete practices: a BI team automates a sales dashboard used by thousand plus salesmen daily, a prototype unintentionally stays in production… | ||
| Lean Spring Boot Applications for the Cloud | Patrick Baumgartner | 48m |
Benchmarks show concrete wins: baseline image ~358 MB, startup ~4.5 s, idle RAM ~300 MB and ~470 MB after ~2k req/s; switching JDK from 17 to 21 improves… | ||
| Continuous Performance Testing in DevOps | Lee Barnes | 44m |
Claims that traditional end‑of‑cycle performance testing is dead and argues for a two‑year migration to continuous performance testing that actually works… | ||
| Integrating Emerging Technologies in DevOps for Organizational Transformation | Mary Grygleski, Ron Ekins, Max Korbacher | 45m |
Panel claims that continuous pretraining is prohibitively expensive and that most organizations will consume licensed models and use RAG over bespoke training… | ||
| Unleashing the Potential of Hybrid Cloud | Wolfgang Ofner | 47m |
Claims concrete outcomes: Azure Arc connects on‑prem k3s and AKS clusters, installs 10 to 12 agents and brings Azure services on premise; GitOps via Flux plus… | ||
| Enter the Brave New World of GenAI with Vector Search | Mary Grygleski | 49m |
Overview of claims tools and proof: explains why generative AI still needs engineering work, shows GPT timelines (GPT‑3.5 Nov 2022, GPT models cutoff 2021) and… | ||
| Let's Do Data Lineage in Kafka, Flink and Druid by Tracking Aircraft! | Hellmar Becker | 45m |
Shows an end-to-end KFD pipeline that ingests real ADS-B aircraft feeds from Raspberry Pi receivers into Kafka, enriches and decodes records with Flink, and… | ||
| Cultivating a Security-First Culture in Tech Organizations | Manuel Schuller, Anton Kazakov, Anugraha Benjamin, Ranjith Venkatesh | 46m |
Panel describes concrete practices and examples: Colonial Pipeline and Uber breaches as root‑cause stories, GitHub and VS tooling for library vuln alerts, use… | ||
| ChatOps + AI = The Future of Work | Andrew Zigler | 46m |
Claims that combining ChatOps and AI yields practical, self‑hosted automation, demonstrated by building an internal AI bot that actually runs: a GitHub bot… | ||
| DevOps Pipeline Game | Jorge Luis Castro Toribio | 46m |
DevOps Pipeline Game simulates end-to-end delivery with a physical pipeline, stickers and a ball and records flow metrics to prove change. Teams run three… | ||
| Building a Technical Credibility to Fight Technical Debt | Dino Esposito | 01h 12m |
Introduces a new term technical credit and claims teams earn trust by repaying technical debt; recommends measuring debt with tools like SonarQube, keeping a… | ||
| Clean React Global State Management Without Dependencies | Anton Kalik | 35m |
Claims a dependency-free global store built with createStore and hooked into React 18 via useSyncExternalStore, implemented in TypeScript with memoized… | ||
| Mastering the Monorepo: How NX Schematics Transformed Our 80+ Angular Projects! | Muhammad Ahsan Ayaz | 31m |
Claims managing 80+ Angular projects becomes a two-workspace setup that cuts months of manual updates to hours by using NX generators, an NX plugin that adds a… | ||
| Neo4j in the Cloud with NoCode Imports | Florent Biville | 42m |
A Neo4j Google Cloud Dataflow template performs declarative imports from BigQuery and Cloud Storage CSVs via a JSON mapping spec so no Cypher knowledge is… | ||
| Building Secure and Flexible Multi-Cloud Images with Multi-Boot Mode | Ederson Brilhante | 52m |
Claims a reproducible CI/CD pipeline that produces hardened multi‑cloud, multi‑boot images for Cisco Secure Access Resource Connector and proves them with… | ||
| Landing Your Security Message With Impact | Ben Pearce | 47m |
Concrete checklist: use the ORIN: audience, objective, remembered, emotion, next steps template to pick three core takeaways, decide the desired feeling, and… | ||
| AI and the Future of Software Development | Bobby Bahov, Daniel Madalitso Phiri, Mary Grygleski, Stefano Tempesta | 47m |
Panel claims developers already use co-pilots and ChatGPT to generate code while teams deploy static and runtime analysis models to flag SQL injection and API… | ||
| Passwordless Web | Paweł Łukaszuk | 47m |
Passwords leak by the billions (ForgeRock cites ~2 billion in 2021, HaveIBeenPwned holds ~13 billion credentials) so this covers a concrete replacement… | ||
| CTO View on DevOps Transformation | Tomasz Manugiewicz | 48m |
CTO-level view argues that DevOps succeeds only when two concrete pillars exist — cognitive trust through measurable delivery and tooling (Jenkins GitLab… | ||
| GitOps and CDevents that helps me get compliant? Really?? | Manuel Schuller | 47m |
Claims that GitOps plus CD Events enforce automated compliance across releases and proves it with an audit trail; the prototype wires Git commits to generic… | ||
| 4 Elements of Successful Test Automation | Mesut Durukal | 47m |
Warehouse-automation testing faces hardware, configuration and non‑functional challenges; the talk explains how a simulation-based setup and evidence… | ||
| Serverless LLM with AWS Lambda and LangChain: A Revolution in Application Development | Luca Bianchi | 41m |
Shows a concrete serverless RAG pipeline: S3 uploads trigger AWS Lambda to split documents, embeddings (OpenAI or Titan) land in a vector store (OpenSearch or… | ||
| AI-Driven Observability and Operations in Cloud-Edge Systems | Victor Palma | 22m |
An experimental AIOps framework ties OpenNebula+Prometheus+Grafana to machine‑learning models that produce per‑VM hourly CPU forecasts and feed placement and… | ||
| Becoming a Connected Hybrid Leader | Lisette Sutherland | 01h 03m |
Claims that productivity isn’t actually down but burnout is rising and that roughly 50% of people want two to three hybrid days drive the recommendations… | ||
| Do We Really Need Kubernetes? A Tactical Guide to Cloud Native | Max Korbacher | 47m |
Explains a practical decision framework: five questions (scope, architecture, scalability, team skill, who runs it) and concrete tradeoffs — when Kubernetes… | ||
| Why Care About Functional Programming | Bogdan Kolbik | 46m |
Claims that functional programming reduces what developers must keep in their heads, enforces referential transparency, and makes async, retries, timeouts and… | ||
| Cracking Cholera’s Code: Victorian Insights for Today’s Technologist | Simon Copsey | 46m |
Argues that John Snow’s concrete claim — cholera spreads by ingesting contaminated water not by miasma — rests on a mapped cluster of deaths, the surprising… | ||
| Micro Frontends and Security | Florian Rappl | 44m |
Explains when micro frontends actually break security and gives concrete fixes: avoid leaking powerful session cookies over bearer tokens by using browser… | ||
| Protecting Database Backups From Ransomware and Malicious Intent | Ron Ekins | 38m |
Claims that attackers now hunt backups first and that median dwell time fell to under a day, backed by a concrete example of a 700 TB database whose full… | ||
| The Business Value of Security | Maik Wojcieszak | 45m |
Makes a concrete claim: replace fuzzy severity labels with numbers and you can prioritize fixes by business impact. Uses Monte Carlo simulation implemented in… | ||
| Building a Kubernetes Integrated Local Development Environment | Halil Ibrahim Kalkan | 45m |
Claim: run one service locally while a Kubernetes cluster runs everything else, using a VPN tunnel and proxy to make cluster services reachable and to… | ||
| Growing at the Edge: Doubling Traffic While Changing the API Gateway | Paco Orozco | 45m |
Service migrates two API gateways under a nine‑month deadline while onboarding new marketplaces and doubling traffic; evaluation compares nine gateways and… | ||
| Ideal Blueprint Versus Reality for CI/CD Pipelines | Viktor Vedmich | 46m |
Blueprint shows an actual CI/CD pipeline: source control choices (avoid GitFlow for most web apps), automated builds and artifact storage with artifact version… | ||
| Continuous Deployment: The GitOps, The Pipelines, and The Ugly | Koray Oksay | 43m |
Explains actual tradeoffs: push pipelines build images and push with credentials while GitOps tools pull and reconcile; demo installs Argo CD, creates… | ||
| How to Automate Dependency Updates with the Renovate@Roche Bot | Marek Grzenkowicz | 45m |
Roche claims a self‑hosted Renovate deployment (the free Renovate by Mend IO Docker image) that automates updates for more than 500 projects on GitLab… | ||
| Unlocking The Tech Wonderland: Combining GitOps, Platforms, and AI | Thomas Schuetz | 46m |
Claims a working platform built via ArgoCD platform-as-code, with infrastructure bootstrapped by Terraform/OpenTofu and GitOps controllers installing secrets… | ||
| It's Game Time at DevDays | Harry Kimpel | 36m |
Installs and instruments a Python port of Dangerous Dave, wires it to New Relic APM for traces, logs and custom events, and imports a dashboard JSON that… | ||
| What the CRaC - Superfast JVM Startup | Gerrit Grunwald | 45m |
Overview of a concrete fix: an OpenJDK project CRaC uses Linux CRIU to take a warmed JVM snapshot and restore it later, cutting Spring PetClinic startup from… | ||
| Making Running Virtual Machines in a Kubernetes Cluster a Mainstream Activity | Daniel Hiller | 43m |
KubeVirt shows actual mechanics: an operator and CRDs plus CDI and Rook storage, running KVM/QEMU inside pods to provide VM Import, LiveMigration and… | ||
| DevOps 2.0 - Bigger, Badder with More Automation | Yishai Beeri | 43m |
Claim: bots already create about 13.3% of merged PRs and on larger orgs up to 20–25%, half of PR lifetime is idle with no activity and a third sit idle most of… | ||
| Policy-as-code for Any Cloud to Any Edge Automation | Peter Parsons | 43m |
Claims that packaging every policy as code makes multi‑cloud and edge configs provable and automatable using Chef plus a compliance/test layer, pushing the… | ||
| Cloud Native Security: A New Paradigm for a New World | Mario Fahlandt | 40m |
Claims that matter: a move to zero-trust identity and encryption everywhere, concrete shift-left practices, and continuous automation. Cites 233,000 CVEs last… | ||
| Unlocking Agile Efficiency: From Days to Minutes | Fredrik Ha Carleson | 01h 01m |
Claims a shift from days to minutes by removing handovers and investing in CI/CD: pipelines with containers, automated unit/integration/security tests, and… | ||
| Serverless Systems That Won't Burn a Hole in Your Pocket | Boaz Ziniman | 42m |
Claims concrete savings and tools: switching to Arm yields 20% cost saving on Arm, provisioned concurrency—when sized to base load—can be 60% cheaper with… | ||
| Building Tech Product Offer | Tomas Lekavicius | 42m |
Presents an actionable offer value formula (desired outcome × perceived likelihood ÷ (time delay + effort/sacrifice)) with concrete levers: social proof to… | ||
| Science and Tech Backed Approach to Increase Productivity | Alisa Dammer | 45m |
Claims a testable framework that links measurable states to coding flow and offers a workflow for proving what actually works: establish a baseline over weeks… | ||
| GitHub Actions Best Practices | Santosh Yadav | 43m |
Concrete checks not platitudes: require branch protection and signed commits, store secrets at environment level instead of org-wide, and rotate tokens… | ||
| The Definitive Answer to Measuring Developer Productivity | Roy Wasse | 45m |
Claims a research‑backed system can measure real coding skill by running five tasks in a real IDE on a proxied VM, using time and quality metrics plus models… | ||
| You’re a Great Coder? That Alone Won’t Get You Far | Pierluigi Meloni | 45m |
Claims that technical skill alone stalls careers and projects and backs it with numbers: 70% of IT projects fail or are challenged and recruiters say 94% value… | ||
| Useful and Beautiful Developer Docs and How to Create Them | Johannes Dienst | 44m |
A concrete claim anchors the talk: documentation is the single most important developer resource, backed by a survey of about 14,000 developers across 140+… | ||
| Clinical Case of Your Ordinary (Un)happy IT Specialist | Indre Lauciene | 35m |
Relocation to Vilnius claims to cut burnout by changing environment and routine, backed by services: a One‑Stop shop International House Vilnius that… | ||
| Are You Failing at Being Agile? | Antonio Perić-Mažar | 41m |
Claim: standard Scrum-ish processes fail across many project sizes so a digital agency builds a modified Agile that prioritizes rapid market response… | ||
| Communication for Developers: Estimates, Code Reviews, and Other Hard Problems | Wojciech Pituła | 45m |
Concrete habits matter: give estimates as dev days plus an 1.1 to 5 uncertainty factor, state assumed developer availability and exact scope so the number… | ||
| Must-Have Practices of Web Accessibility | Venera Aitkul | 44m |
Stepwise fixes for a broken color-picker: replace divs with semantic list elements, add ARIA attributes, set tabindex and role=listbox/option, use… | ||
| About Pink Elephants, Giant Giraffes | Maik Wojcieszak | 41m |
Claims that qualitative risk matrices hide wide disagreement and urges replacing labels with 0–100% probabilities and impacts as 90% confidence interval in… | ||
| What Made You Fast Yesterday, is Making You Slow Today | Kalle Sirkesalo | 41m |
Claim: consolidating developer tools speeds delivery — concrete example is removed Jenkins Artifactory SonarQube and focused on GitHub Advanced Security… | ||
| Lessons Learned Using Machine Learning in Java | Jago de Vreede | 43m |
Builds a Java image classifier for Lego using ResNet-50 and the Deep Java Library backed by MXNet and TensorFlow, trains with generated plus real photos, and… | ||
| Test Driven Prompt Programming: How AI is Changing the Way We Code | Hugh McKee | 45m |
Claims a workflow called Test Driven Prompt Programming that treats source files as prompts and uses AI to iterate to passing tests, showing concrete tools and… | ||
| Step into Machine Learning .NET | Hannes Preishuber | 42m |
Demos show concrete results not promises: a simple image classifier trains in about one minute with ML.NET Model Builder and predicts a held‑out circle at ~99%… | ||
| Cloud Run Your Code | A.Mahdy Abdelaziz | 41m |
Claims that Cloud Run accepts a container or source and deploys it with a single command, demos use Java and Python and the gcloud workflow, and shows gcloud… | ||
| The Developer Rhapsody | Tobias Modig | 44m |
🌟 Session Overview 🌟 Session Name: The Developer Rhapsody
Speaker: Tobias Modig
Session Description: As a developer, you are probably used to getting… | ||
| Let´s Boost Our Happiness as the Real Game Changer! | Sabine Wojcieszak | 47m |
Argues that happiness drives success not vice versa and offers specific practices: gratitude lists, success retros and positive communication; cites Gallup… | ||
| Regulatory Compliance as a DevOps Enabler | Spyridon Maniotis | 43m |
Argues that regulatory demand becomes a funding and design lever not a blocker and shows concrete steps: creates a DevOps tooling platform, automates CI/CD and… | ||
| The Future of Platform Engineering | Martin Sakowski, Marina Burkhardt | 45m |
Argues that platforms must be decentralized blueprints rather than monoliths, shows AWS patterns: account vending machine provisioning, managed clusters, and… | ||
| From Monolith to Microservices With the Strangler Pattern | Markus Ziller | 47m |
Explains a concrete Strangler migration: add a proxy, extract UI and services (recommendation, inventory, order, cart), introduce an anti-corruption layer to… | ||
| Threat Modeling Using LLMs | Marcin Niemiec | 39m |
Claims that LLMs can perform practical threat modeling by extracting C4/container diagrams, enumerating STRIDE per component, and producing explanations… | ||
| Rediscovering DevOps' Heartbeat: A Journey with Cloud Development Environments | Laurent Balmelli | 41m |
Claim: moving development into Cloud development environments centralizes environments on Kubernetes and AWS so onboarding and per‑build visibility actually… | ||
| Revolutionizing Deployment: System Initiative Meets Containers | Maish Saidel-Keesing | 32m |
System Initiative integrates with Amazon ECS as a drag‑and‑drop UI to wire infrastructure and deploy containers, claiming orchestration for resource allocation… | ||
| The AI Revolution in Software Development: From Code Writing to Quality Assurance | Antonio Perić-Mažar, Krzysztof Kąkol, A.Mahdy Abdelaziz, Boaz Ziniman, Roy Wasse | 45m |
Panel reports concrete numbers and working experiments: coding assistants run 10–15 uses per day on some teams with about 37% acceptance of suggestions, Amazon… | ||
| Strengthening the Cybersecurity Ecosystem | Nelson Vides, Thomas Labarussias, Nigel Douglas, Robert Carson | 37m |
Examples and outcomes matter: story of Volvo open patent and Let’s Encrypt shows open source can raise security, while failures like libXZ (malicious… | ||
| A Murder of Crows: Actors, Instrumentation, and Load-testing as Part of the TDD Cycle | Nelson Vides | 43m |
Claims that load testing belongs inside the TDD cycle and demonstrates it with concrete numbers and tools: C-based routines beat pure Erlang by about 2× on… | ||
| The New Angular | Christian Liebel | 43m |
Angular 18 lands two days before the conference and the framework shifts are concrete: signals become the primary reactive primitive (stable, with effects and… | ||
| We Are All Good with Browsers Made by Others | Francesco Sciuti | 44m |
Claims that understanding browser internals—multiprocess architecture, IPC, compositor thread and GPU rasterizer—lets engineers cut actual CPU and memory cost… | ||
| Create Videos… with React! | Alfonso Graziano | 01h 14m |
Claims that React can become a video-rendering DSL using Remotion, that the pipeline uses Puppeteer + FFmpeg to screenshot frames and stitch audio, and that… | ||
| Modern Development of Cloud Applications With Service Weaver | Abdel Sghiouar | 34m |
Service Weaver claims to let Go code be written as a single modular binary that can later be split into microservices or kept monolithic, and it actually… | ||
| Write Once, Run Anywhere? Building Perfect Docker Images for Java Apps | Piotr Malinowski | 46m |
Compares three concrete build paths: classic Dockerfile/buildx, Spring Buildpacks (slow but configurable), and Jib (creates image without Docker daemon)… | ||
| The Role of Open Source in Shaping the Future of Software Development | Nelson Vides, Mario Fahlandt, Maik Wojcieszak, Albert David Lewandowski | 43m |
Claimed economic value of open source is 8.8 trillion valuation, and maintainers warn that critical projects are fragile when a single company controls them as… | ||
| Leveraging AI and Automation in DevOps | Michael Kaufmann, Yishai Beeri, Albert David Lewandowski, Anurag Kale | 46m |
Claims that matter are concrete: instrument everything with OpenTelemetry and unify traces and metrics, run RAG pipelines and RAG with LLMs over RCAs and logs… | ||
| Advancing Cybersecurity with AI and Machine Learning: Opportunities and Challenges | Krzysztof Kąkol, Gytis Rozanskas, A.Mahdy Abdelaziz, Gabriel L. Manor, Krasimir Kotsev | 44m |
Panelists give concrete claims and tradeoffs: ML improves log and threat-feed correlation so SIEM/EDR catch more anomalies but never reaches 100% — quoted… | ||
| 5 Building Blocks for Successful Frontend Platform | Indiras Maziukas | 44m |
Five concrete blocks: a core team plus an active community, specific tooling, fast feedback loops, and simple scaffolding. The platform is a monorepository… | ||
| Rethinking Colors in Design Systems: A CSS Approach to Idiomatic Design | Armagan Amcalar | 43m |
Argues for algorithmic color rules instead of huge token lists and shows a working CSS system that reduces sprawling palettes to about 35 colors, generates… | ||
| Building Data Lake Platform Fully Serverless | Anurag Kale | 47m |
Builds a self-service data lake for Polestar cars using only AWS serverless pieces — Kinesis Firehose for ingestion, Lambda for processing, S3 as object store… | ||
| Designing for Privacy in AWS | Krzysztof Kąkol | 48m |
A real HR SaaS on AWS gets redesigned for privacy using the Norwegian Data Protection Authority checklist, ISO certification and AWS well‑architected reviews… | ||
| Things I Wish I knew Before I Started with Event Sourcing | Michał Ostruszka | 51m |
Stores every state change as an append‑only event log and shows how that becomes the single source of truth, with concrete choices: use Postgres or a dedicated… | ||
| Real-world Examples of Message Queue Usage: Insights from RabbitMQ | Lovisa Johansson | 46m |
Shows concrete architectures and outcomes: RabbitMQ (AMQP 0.9.1) powers Adidas Runastic leaderboard updates and a food‑delivery relay, queuing millions of… | ||
| Seamless Automation: Transform Your Data Processing with Azure Data Factory | Mikhail Larchanka | 34m |
A concrete pipeline connects a REST source using basic auth to a REST target using OAuth2 token and runs a small JSON transform that filters currencies to EUR… | ||
| The Automation of a Landing Zone | Raffaele Garofalo | 45m |
Describes concrete automation: use Control Tower plus Account Factory for Terraform to provision accounts, org units, logging and guardrails and to spin a… | ||
| Unlocking Key Metrics and Patterns Using Grafana | Usman Ahmad | 49m |
Shows how to pull a time‑series performance report from Excel/Google Sheets into Grafana using the Google Sheets data source plugin and a Google API key, then… | ||
| Managing Trust Between Multiple Clouds and Non-human Identities Without Passwords | Albert David Lewandowski | 39m |
Claims that matter: nonhuman identities outnumber humans 10:1 service-to-human ratio with only 1% of permissions used and >50% flagged high risk. Concrete… | ||
| Supercharge Your SQL with Indexes: a Practical Introduction | Alberto Schiabel | 46m |
Uses MySQL InnoDB and B+ trees, runs live EXPLAIN and SHOW INDEX checks, and creates indexes on the fly to measure impact—examples show a query drop from ~10s… | ||
| Tracing Kafka with OpenTelemetry | Harry Kimpel | 43m |
Demonstrates that Kafka can be traced end to end using OpenTelemetry and an OTLP endpoint with a Java Spring Boot sample app, a Java agent for… | ||
| The MariaDB Evolution: Just a fork of MySQL? | Alejandro Duarte | 37m |
Claims MariaDB is not just a fork backed by concrete differences: pluggable storage engines like INNODB MyRocks and ColumnStore that let a single query touch… | ||
| PostgreSQL in Kubernetes: Operation - Day 2 | Borys Neselovskyi | 48m |
Operator code written in Go runs as a deployment (no StatefulSets) and manages PostgreSQL clusters via Cloud Native PG and an EDB fork, claiming doesn't use… | ||
| What “Security Needs to Be Our Top Priority” Means for Aws Builders/Customers | Joachim Aumann | 34m |
Claims that leaked AWS keys are exploited under one minute and shows concrete defenses: enable Trusted Advisor checks and weekly alerts, run Amazon Inspector… | ||
| Inspecting IPTV for Fun and No Profit | Josip Stuhli | 44m |
Built a cheap network tap with a Raspberry Pi bridge tap (USB Ethernet), runs Wireshark and forwards packets into netfilter queue, using nfq-set string… | ||
| Harnessing Dynatrace Application Security with Microsoft Sentinel for Advanced Threat | Gareth Emslie | 36m |
Demonstrates a working Dynatrace → Microsoft Sentinel integration: a connector bringing Dynatrace attacks vulnerabilities and APM insights into Sentinel… | ||
| The Future of Authorization in Applications | Gabriel L. Manor | 45m |
Identifies four problems—chaos, complexity, velocity and confidence—and claims authorization needs structure not slogans, citing Google Zanzibar, Policy as… | ||
| Why You Should Focus on Collaboration Rather Than Roles | Fredrik Ha Carleson | 43m |
Claim: switching from fixed job descriptions to accountabilities not roles improves new-team performance. Evidence: run workshops on expectations to list who… | ||
| Nine-to-Five and then F*ck It - Maintaining Psychological Safety in Technology | Darren Richardson | 44m |
Claims concrete numbers: 71% increased workload and tech burnout near 57% with 56% unable to switch off; understaffing shows ~200 users per one IT/security… | ||
| Information Security Management Programs-Changing the Paradigm on Implementation and Management | Robert Carson | 40m |
Argues for replacing centralized control with a distributed abiso / BISO model that pushes accountability into HR Finance and Dev, shows automation of… | ||
| Guerrilla Warfare for the Blue Team | Robert Carson | 43m |
Claims that counterinsurgency principles map to blue teams: build a resonant cause that motivates users, embed advisors into business units, decentralize… | ||
| Remediate Cloud-Native Threats in Real-Time with Talon | Nigel Douglas, Thomas Labarussias | 45m |
A live demo shows Falco Talon tying Falco detections to YAML reaction rules that run without code: ten built‑in actioners (terminate pod, label pod, create… | ||
| The Art of Vulnerability Management - Practical Application of Cyber Triage | Krasimir Kotsev | 43m |
Claims a 3,000‑asset estate yields 62,000 vulnerabilities and that only about 5% truly matter; triage uses agent‑based scans, threat intel EPS S scoring… | ||
| From Application Security to Developer Security | Michael Kaufmann | 49m |
Slides assert US losses reported to IC3 double to $12.5 billion and use concrete examples: the event-stream supply‑chain compromise (malicious flatmap-stream… | ||
| Building a Trusted and Resilient Software Supply Chain | Paolo Mainardi | 36m |
Concrete takeaways and demos for immediate use not vague promises: real attack cases like SolarWinds log4shell codecov and the recent XZ backdoor frame why… | ||
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